AN APPELLATE court has dismissed a class action lawsuit against Chase Manhattan Bank in a ruling that lays out strict standards for seeking damages against companies that sell personal information to telemarketers.
April 18, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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AN APPELLATE court has dismissed a class action lawsuit against Chase Manhattan Bank in a ruling that lays out strict standards for seeking damages against companies that sell personal information to telemarketers.
The decision will be published Monday.
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