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Friday, May 27, 2005
Supreme Court denies review in Consumer Advocates v. DaimlerChrysler
Also last week, the Supreme Court denied the petition for review and the publication requests in Consumer Advocates v. DaimlerChrysler Corp., case no. S131861. As you may recall, this was one of the first cases in which the Prop. 64 retroactivity issue was raised at the appellate level. The Court of Appeal (Fourth Appellate District, Division Three) found it unnecessary to decide the issue, and handed down an unpublished opinion that resolved the case on other, UCL-related grounds. The many publication requests that followed were opposed by the Attorney General and a District Attorney.
- posted by Kim Kralowec @ 6:19 AM
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