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Second Circuit· 10/28/1981

Panzirer v. Wolf

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  • 663 F.2d 365

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  • finding that lack of credibility made the plaintiff an inadequate class representative where the plaintiff had given “no less than four versions of her conversation with her broker”
  • finding plaintiff “gave no less than four versions of her conversation with her broker” and that her testimony was contradicted by the broker
  • affirming inadequacy of named representative where plaintiff “gave no less than four versions of her conversation with her broker” so her “lack of credibility [was] abundantly clear in the record”
  • affirming inadequacy of named representative where plaintiff “gave no less than four versions of her conversation with her broker” so her “lack of credibility [was] abundantly clear in the record”
  • “[t]he fact that plaintiff must trace her reliance on defendant’s alleged fraud through the reactions of third parties does not vitiate her claim under 10b-5”
  • “If plaintiff can link her injury to defendant’s fraud by showing the fraud was a ‘substantial’ or ‘significant contributing cause,’ plaintiff has shown sufficient reliance to support her 10b-5 claim.”

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