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· 7/17/1905

The Sovereign of Seas

Citations

  • 139 F. 812
  • 1905 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 156

How courts have described this case

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  • denying class certification in claim for violation of federal debt collection statute where defendant or original lender would be required to ascertain whether purported class member procured loan for personal, family, or household purposes
  • denying certification of class of credit-card holders on claim for violation of Fair Debt Collection Practices Act; common issues did not predominate because of need to ascertain when creditor demanded full payment of each putative class member for limitations purposes
  • re- fusing to certify a similar proposed class on predominance grounds because deciding whether the Delaware limitations period had run for each class member requires an “ex- tensive factual inquiry”

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Judges: Waddiel

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