Vallone v. Delpark Equities, Inc.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Bentley Kassal, J.
issue
The issue, raised in each of these two actions, is the extent to which pretrial disclosure, specifically related to the facts required to maintain a class action, should be allowed prior to the certification of a suit as a class action. In one case, the party seeking disclosure is the plaintiff; in the other is is the defendant.
FACTS
ACTION 1 — NATIONWIDE LEISURE
In this action, the complaint was filed on behalf of nine plaintiffs, and approximately 5,000 other people, who contracted in 1976 with defendant, Nationwide Leisure Corp., to participate in…
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