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Supreme Court set to rule on £44bn car finance scandal
The Supreme Court is set to issue a landmark ruling on whether millions of drivers were mis-sold car loans by banks and motor dealers. Britain’s highest court will deliver its judgment at 4.35pm today, with analysts suggesting a ruling against the banks could trigger an estimated £44bn compensation payout for drivers.
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The Supreme Court is set to issue its ruling on the car finance scandal later today, a decision that will impact millions of people and may mean you can claim compensation ...
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