Kainz v. Anheuser-Busch, Inc.

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• “[I]nasmuch as [then- operative] Rule 23(a)(3) [governing opt-in class actions] is, in its essence, a permissive joinder rule rather than a rule defining a recognizable class, it is obvious that the two rules” — i.e., FRCP 20(a) on joinder and FRCP 23(a)(3

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