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Plaintiffs lawyers in a landlord class action against San Francisco won a few battles this week in superior court, where Judge Richard Kramer denied the city's motion for summary judgment. The plaintiffs say city law forced landlords to pay tenants more interest on their security deposits than the landlords could have earned investing the security deposits during the recession. The suit alleges an illegal "taking" of an estimated $7.8 million in 16 months.
April 18, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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