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Juel v. Apple Inc.
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5:12-cv-03124
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August 08, 2014
ITunes Customers Denied Class Cert. In Overcharging Suit
A California federal judge on Thursday refused to certify a class of consumers alleging Apple Inc. double-charged them for songs they downloaded from iTunes, finding the court would have to determine individually whether each plaintiff intended to make his or her purchase twice.
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April 11, 2013
Apple Says ITunes Double-Charging Plaintiffs Lack Proof
Apple Inc. urged a California federal judge Thursday to toss a putative class action claiming the company double-charged customers for songs they downloaded from iTunes, arguing that neither of the plaintiffs have proven they downloaded a single copy of the songs at issue.
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December 12, 2012
Apple Looks To Boot ITunes Double Charge Case
Apple Inc. asked a California federal judge Tuesday to toss a consolidated class action that alleges the tech giant violated its user agreement by double charging customers for songs purchased on iTunes.