Johnson v. Belle Point Lumber Co.

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• questions of whether defendant made the alleged misrepresentation and whether that alleged misrepresentation would be material to class members was sufficient to satisfy commonality requirement
• “Many district courts have declined to apply the Mazza language and have instead 22 adhered to the Stearns ruling that only one named plaintiff must meet standing requirements.”
• “Many district courts have declined to apply the Mazza language and have instead 22 adhered to the Stearns ruling that only one named plaintiff must meet standing requirements.”
• “Reliance can be established on a classwide basis by materiality. 11 In short, if the trial court finds that material misrepresentations have been made to the 12 entire class, an inference of reliance arises as to the class.”
• Judge 20 Edward M. Chen

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