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No. 472654
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Esther Eddington, Wife and Next Friend for Edgar Earl Eddington v. Cmta--Independent Tool and Die Craftsmen Pension Trust Board of Trustees of the Cmta--Independent Tool and Die Craftsmen Pension Trust Trustees, Thomas Dillon, Lane Farrington, Phillip Weir, Norville Frasca, Harry Greerlof, Individually and in Their Official Capacity
No. 472654 · Decided July 18, 1986
No. 472654·Ninth Circuit · 1986·
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Case Details
Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Decided
July 18, 1986
Citation
No. 472654
Disposition
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Esther Eddington, Wife and Next Friend for Edgar Earl Eddington v. Cmta--Independent Tool and Die Craftsmen Pension Trust Board of Trustees of the Cmta--Independent Tool and Die Craftsmen Pension Trust Trustees, Thomas Dillon, Lane Farrington, Phillip Weir, Norville Frasca, Harry Greerlof, Individually and in Their Official Capacity is a decision of the Ninth Circuit. Review the opinion text below for the holding.
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