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A judge on Thursday certified a class action brought by small property owners against the city of San Francisco for the alleged illegal "taking" of $7.8 million in interest payments they were forced to pay tenants on security deposits. San Francisco Superior Court Judge James Robertson II rejected a suggestion by the city attorney's office to try each of the 62,551 plaintiffs' cases separately.
November 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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