Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Allen

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• dismissing an amended 13 complaint that was 146 pages long and had 675 numbered paragraphs because, even with 14 dismissal of the majority of the claims, it would be “unfair to require defendants to answer 15 the amended complaint”
• “When a complaint fails to comply 17 with [Rule 8], the district court has the power, on motion or sua sponte, to dismiss the complaint 18 . . . .”
• “In order to state a plausible [breach 8 of express warranty] claim, plaintiffs needed to allege that defendants made affirmations 9 directly to [the plaintiffs], which they have not done.”

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