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Federal Claims· 3/24/2010

Singleton v. United States

Citations

  • 92 Fed. Cl. 78
  • 2010 U.S. Claims LEXIS 68
  • 2010 WL 1170508

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  • certifying a class, pre-Wal-Mart, even though the plaintiffs “ha[d] not submitted any actual evidence to meet their evidentiary burden” on some elements
  • \[J]oinder of the estimated 135 potential claimants would entail a sufficient degree of extra difficulty and/or expense that makes it 'impracticable.' \
  • “[T]he nature of [the railroad’s] interest in the right-of-way is more of an ultimate issue in this litigation and less indicative of whether the named [plaintiffs’ claims are typical of the class.”
  • 135 owners along a trail were sufficient to satisfy numerosity requirement

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Judges: Damich

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