Southwest Lime Co. v. Lindley

How courts have described this case

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• concluding additional efforts unreasonable in part because they would produce “a list of credit card numbers and not a list of class members”
• sending notice to larger group “would most likely confuse the recipients and encourage [responses] by non-class members”
• Eisen represents “classic case” for individual notice where “records kept by defendants indisputably contained the names and addresses of the universe of class members.”
• court held that it was not necessary to send individual notice to all those on an overinclusive list when there were no data which would enable the parties to determine who on the list was a class member

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).