· 1/9/1975
Martha C. Kamm, a Widow v. California City Development Company, a Corporation
Citations
- 509 F.2d 205
How courts have described this case
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- noting denial of discovery where discovery is necessary to determine propriety || of class action is an abuse of discretion
- affirming order striking 15 class allegations where plaintiff would be unable to meet requirements of Rule 23
- affirming order striking class 12 allegations where plaintiff would be unable to meet requirements of Rule 23
- affirming order striking 22 class allegations where plaintiff would be unable to meet requirements of Rule 23
- interlocutory appeal was authorized in November, 1973, the court of appeals ruled on the interlocutory appeal in January, 1975
- “The propriety of a class 9 action cannot be determined in some cases without discovery[.]”
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Judges: Chambers, Kilkenny, Jameson
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