Jordon v. Bowman Apple Products Co., Inc.

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• holding a partnership for the operation of an orchard and “such other businesses as the partners may from time to time determine” was not a particular undertaking capable of accomplishment by a point certain
• explaining that “[i]n appropriate circumstances a single shareholder may be situated in a unique position and thus constitute a legitimate ‘class of one’” for purposes of Rule 23.1 requirement that plaintiff represent those similarly situated
• “In appropriate circumstances a single shareholder may be situated in a unique position and thus constitute a legitimate ‘class of one.’ ”
• \In appropriate circumstances a single shareholder may be situated in a unique position and thus constitute a legitimate 'class of one.'\
• “the court concludes that the plaintiff constitutes a legitimate class of one and adequately and fairly represents those shareholders similarly situated”

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