Nakata v. Blue Bird, Inc.

¶1 This is a suit by a member of an agricultural cooperative to recover damages because the cooperative refused her demand to repay personal or business “equity accounts.” The trial court summarily dismissed the suit after ordering the cooperative to produce records and respond to other discovery requests. We conclude that the court did not abuse its discretion by limiting discovery and refusing to allow the plaintiff to amend her complaint. And we conclude that the trial court properly dismissed the complaint because the plaintiff failed to make out a cause of action in either law or equity.

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