Suarez v. Superior Court of California

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• “Accordingly, it appears as though the tuition payments made by the District during the pendency of this appeal may not be subject to re-coupment from the Schutzes, and no opinion is offered as to the manner in which this burden might be allocated between the District and the State.”

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