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· 5/16/1960

Travelers Insurance v. McLellan

Citations

  • 184 F. Supp. 14
  • 1960 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 4085

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that plaintiffs were adequate class representatives where they were familiar with 23 “the basic elements of the case”
  • noting “courts generally find that the numerosity factor is satisfied if the class comprises 40 3 or more members and will find that it has not been satisfied when the class comprises 21 or fewer.”
  • noting “courts generally find that the 8 numerosity factor is satisfied if the class comprises 40 or more members and will find that it has 9 not been satisfied when the class comprises 21 or fewer.”
  • noting “courts generally 3 find that the numerosity factor is satisfied if the class comprises 40 or more members and will 4 find that it has not been satisfied when the class comprises 21 or fewer.”
  • numerosity is generally satisfied when a class has at least 40 10 members

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Judges: Zavatt

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