Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 93,947 Dean Walling v. Beverly Enterprises, a California Corporation

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• alleging in conclusory fashion that defendant’s conduct was fraudulent was not sufficient under Rule 9(b)
• alleging in conclusory fashion that defendant’s conduct was fraudulent was not sufficient under Rule 9(b)
• alleging in conclusory fashion that defendant’s conduct was fraudulent was not sufficient under Rule 9(b)
• ‘Entering into a contract of sale with the secret reservation not to fully perform it is fraud cognizable under § 10(b).’
• stating Rule 9(b) does not “require any particularity in connection with an averment of intent, knowledge or condition of the mind”
• “Entering into a contract of sale with the secret reservation not to fully perform it is fraud cognizable under § 10(b).”

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