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A unanimous New York appellate court panel has reversed a trial court order approving a class action in a consumer fraud case against the makers of the Brita water filtration system. The ruling is a serious setback for the lawsuit, which alleges that Brita mislead its customers by claiming that its system could purify water at a cost of only 20 cents per gallon, when the real cost is much higher.
June 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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