· 2/3/2014
Benjamin Berger v. Home Depot U.S.A., Inc.
Citations
- 741 F.3d 1061
- 2014 WL 350082
- 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 2059
How courts have described this case
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- concluding district court did not err where plaintiff did not allege or seek to prove all class members were exposed to deceptive practices
- concluding trial court did not err in finding that variation in time, location, and oral representation relating to five different leases required resolution of claims on an individual basis
- requiring \unjust retention of [a] benefit\ as an element of an unjust enrichment claim
- finding common questions did not predominate 17 where plaintiff “ha[d] not alleged that all of the members of his proposed class were 18 exposed to [defendant]'s alleged deceptive practices”
- requiring “unjust retention of [a] benefit” as an element of an unjust enrichment claim
- affirming district court’s conclusion that Rule 23(b) was not satisfied where Plaintiff “ha[d] not alleged that all of the members of his proposed class were exposed to Home Depot’s alleged deceptive practices”
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Judges: Gould, Rawlinson, Ivan, Lemelle
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