General Time Corp. v. Bulk Materials, Inc.

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• concluding that a settlement of state law liability did not provide contribution protection under CERCLA
• concluding that a settlement of state law liability did not provide contribution protection under CERCLA
• in dicta, the district court said that barring the contribution claims of a non-settling private party that had voluntarily incurred costs consistent with the State’s emergency response plan would “violate due process.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).