Wayne Investment, Inc. v. Gulf Oil Corporation

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• supporting facts must be pleaded even when facts peculiarly within defendant’s knowledge
• holding plaintiffs speculations did not satisfy Rule 9(b) requirements
• speculative allegations about fraud do not meet the strictures of Rule 9(b)
• “purely speculative allegations of fraud are not sufficient under Rule 9(b)”
• “purely speculative allegations of fraud” are not sufficient under Rule 9(b)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).