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· 2/3/1911

Hershberg v. City of Barbourville

Citations

  • 142 Ky. 60
  • 133 S.W. 985
  • 1911 Ky. LEXIS 130

How courts have described this case

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  • denying centralization because, inter alia, “individualized facts very well may predominate over the common factual issues alleged by plaintiffs”
  • denying centralization where common fact discovery was mostly complete and trial was imminent

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Judges: Hobson

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