· 8/20/1990
Abbott Bank-Thedford v. Hanna (In re Hanna)
Citations
- 912 F.2d 945
- 1990 WL 119556
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- concluding that although cemetery lots are unique, “as all land is unique,” the plaintiffs had failed to show that the uniqueness provided them with a competitive advantage
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Judges: Magill, Waters, Wollman
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