Potter v. Norwest Mortgage, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• denying appeal of class certification because the plaintiff failed to establish a continuing personal stake in the litigation
• finding the case to be moot because the named plaintiff had clearly settled her individual claims and the record did not permit a finding that she had retained an interest in shifting costs and attorneys’ fees to the putative class members
• “When an action no longer satisfies the case or controversy requirement, the action is moot and a federal court must dismiss the action.”
• “When an action no longer satisfies the case or controversy requirement, the action is moot and a federal court must dismiss the action.”
• “[A] federal court should normally dismiss an action as moot when the named plaintiff settles its individual claim, and the district court has not certified a class.”
• finding reservation insufficient to preclude mootness

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).