Saunders v. Superior Court

How courts have described this case

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• stating that “[i]t is not necessary 11 that the predicate law provide for civil enforcement” in order for a plaintiff to have a § 17200 12 claim
• outlining the elements of equitable subordination claims and aiding and abetting fraud claims, respectively; defining neither simply as “fraud”
• outlining the elements of equitable subordination claims and aiding and abetting fraud claims, respectively; defining neither simply as “fraud”
• finding that aiding and abetting requires actual knowledge
• \Unfair simply means any practice whose harm to the victim outweighs its benefits. Fraudulent... requires a showing [that] members of the public are likely to be deceived.\
• “The ‘unlawful’ practices prohibited by section 17200 are any practices forbidden by law, be it civil or criminal, federal, state, or municipal, statutory, regulatory, or court-made.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).