Louie Hung Kwei Lu v. Hawaiian Gardens Casino, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that language describing “a remedy or means of enforcing,” a statute is strongly indicative of an intent to create a private right of action
• explaining that “violation of a state statute does not necessarily give rise to a private cause of action” and explaining requirements for a private cause of action
• stating that whether there is a private right of action depends on whether the Legislature \ 'manifested an intent to create such a private cause of action' under the statute\
• California courts “begin with the premise that 9 a violation of a state statute does not necessarily give rise to a private cause of action”
• a “statute’s language” is “the best indicator of whether a private right 5 to sue exists”
• “[W]hether a party has a 11 right to sue depends on whether the Legislature has manifested an intent to create such a private 12 cause of action under the statute.” (citation and internal quotations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).