In the Matter of Mutual Fund Market-Timing Litigation

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• noting that “a single case was broken into two” through procedural maneuvering in the district court, and that “[t]he district court should not have allowed that to happen”
• “Amendments that delete some legal theories, while leaving the parties’ identities untouched, relate back to the original complaint and hence do not commence new litigation.”

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