Supreme Court of Alabama· 10/1/1999

Ex Parte Household Retail Services, Inc.

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744 So. 2d 871
1999 WL 778402

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holding that class certification was inappropriate in an action alleging suppression where the plaintiff failed to demonstrate that the class had relied on the defendant's nondisclosure
opining that reliance is an essential element of a suppression claim
“Courts have often found that cases involving written misrepresentations distributed to all members of the class are suitable for class treatment.”
“Whether a fraud claim is suitable for class-action treatment depends on the degree of similarity between the representations made to the class members.”
\Whether a fraud claim is suitable for class-action treatment depends on the degree of similarity between the representations made to the class members.\
\Courts have often found that cases involving written misrepresentations distributed to all members of the class are suitable for class treatment.\

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Judges: Johnstone, Lyons, Maddox

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