People v. Sibrian

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• explaining that we may affirm a district court’s judgment on an alternative basis if apparent from the record
• observing that “courts have traditionally looked to the Restatement of Agency” to derive a federal common law of agency
• granting summary judgment when the evidence established that there was no agency relationship between the defendant and the telemarketers
• dismissing a Rule 56(d) motion because plaintiffs’ requests “do not . . . explain how that evidence would create a triable issue”
• dismissing a Rule 56(d) motion because plaintiffs’ requests “do not... explain how that evidence would create a triable issue”
• finding no ratification where plaintiff failed to produce any evidence that the defendant had increased its sales as a result of the unlawful telemarketing

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