Ali v. Vikar Management Ltd.

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• holding that no reasonable jury could conclude that a landlord had a legitimate need for a tenant's credit report when the tenant was allowed to renew the lease without regard to credit score
• holding that no reasonable jury could conclude that a landlord had a legitimate need for a tenant’s credit report when the tenant was allowed to renew the lease without regard to credit score
• “Address information on a consumer, for example, is not a consumer report because it is not information that bears on any of the characteristics described in 15 U.S.C. § 1681a(d)(1).”

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