University Federal Credit Union v. Grayson

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• observing that “fraud actions are not often well suited for class- action certification” because they “involve numerous misrepresentations and varying kinds of degrees of reliance, all of which create individualized issues”
• vacating the trial court’s certification order on the ground that the evidence dem onstrated .material variations in individual class members’ reliance on alleged misrepresentation
• vacating the trial court's certification order on the ground that the evidence demonstrated material variations in individual class members' reliance on alleged misrepresentation
• \[A] party alleging negligent supervision and hiring must prove the underlying wrongful conduct of the defendant's agents.\
• when funds are deposited into a general account, actual legal title to fund passes to bank, with a debtor-creditor relationship existing as to the amount of the deposit
• discussing “negligent supervision and hiring” as a single claim

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