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· 4/8/2016

Kathy Ahn and Jae Soon Ahn v. Frankford Crossing Shopping Center Dallas TX, LP

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  • “Rule 9(b) demands that allegations of fraud be specific enough to give 19 defendants notice of the particular misconduct . . . so that they can defend against the charge and 20 not just deny that they have done anything wrong.”
  • “Rule 9(b) demands that allegations of fraud be specific enough to give 21 defendants notice of the particular misconduct . . . so that they can defend against the charge and 22 not just deny that they have done anything wrong.”

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