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Body Techniques, LLC v. Sterling National Bank

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Case Number:3:2005cv00564
Filed:February 8, 2005
 
Court:California Northern District Court
Office:San Francisco Office [ Court Info ]
Presiding Judge:Hon. Fern M Smith
 
Nature of Suit:Other Statutes - Other Statutory Actions
Cause:15:0045 Federal Trade Commission Act
Jury Demanded By:None
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