Bennett v. Twin Parks Northeast Houses, Inc.

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• holding that district courts have discretion regarding the timing of the certification decision
• holding that district courts have discretion regarding the timing of the certification decision
• finding, in connection with a prior version of the Rule which provided authority for modification before a “decision on the merits,” that the Rule “‘implies, even if it does not state expressly, that such a decision should be made in advance of the ruling on the merits’”
• This case permitted a class action under the Tucker Act. Each of the seven individuals had filed administrative claims but no other mention was made of administrative exhaustion.
• This case permitted a class action under the Tucker Act. Each of the seven individuals had filed administrative claims but no other mention was made of administrative exhaustion.
• simultaneous entry of judgment and class certification permissiblé

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