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Health Care & Hospital Law

Dec. 5, 1998

Willed-Body Plaintiffs Lose Element of UCLA Suit

The University of California, Los Angeles cannot be sued for fraud in a class action brought by family members of those who willed their bodies to the medical school, which is accused of improperly disposing of the remains, a Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner ruled Thursday.

By Denise Levin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        The University of California, Los Angeles cannot be sued for fraud in a class action brought by family members of those who willed their bodies to the medical school, which is accused of improperly disposing of the remains, a Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner ruled Thursday.
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