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Cost Recovered In A Derivative Action
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Cost Recovered In A Derivative Action

West Hills Farms v. RCO AG Credit, Inc.; When the court requires a plaintiff in a derivative action to post a bond for the defendant's anticipated attorney's fees and costs, the defendant may not recover costs or fees greater than that bond.
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