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To: trustmanic who wrote (5060)	12/15/2002 3:14:44 PM
From: a.handbag.	Read Replies (1) of 11633

The unlimited liability issue has been around forever. Here's my take. In a class action suit a large number of people combine to sue an entity. But an entity cannot sue a large number of people in combination. It would have to go after them one at a time in separate lawsuits. This seems rather unlikely in the case of retail investors in trusts. Perhaps they would find it worthwhile to go after a pension plan. I am open to correction on this issue.

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