· 3/23/1970
Coast v. New York
Citations
- 397 U.S. 1001
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding the “[p]laintiffs’ conspiracy claim cannot stand in light of the dismissal of their other RICO counts”
- holding the “[p]laintiffs’ conspiracy claim cannot stand in light of the dismissal of their other RICO counts”
- finding that the “[p]laintiffs’ conspiracy claim cannot stand in light of the dismissal of their other RICO counts”
- holding the “[p]laintiffs’ conspiracy claim cannot stand in light of the dismissal of their other RICO counts”
- “Brokers have been held liable as ‘sellers’ only in those cases where they were closely aligned with the title-holding parties or worked as agents of the securities issuers.”
- “The decision to dismiss with prejudice is a harsh sanction, but the choice lies within the discretionary power of the district court.”
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