· 5/21/1926
White v. Richmond Light & Railroad
Citations
- 217 A.D. 90
- 216 N.Y.S. 148
- 1926 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 7747
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- explaining how the Section 17204 “prescribes who may sue to enforce the UCL”
- referring to “uninjured persons” suing under the UCL as “private attorneys general”
- “For a lawsuit properly to be allowed to continue standing must exist at all times until judgment is entered and not just on the date the complaint is filed.”
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