The University of California owes nearly $34 million to students who sued over fee increases claiming they amounted to a breach of contract, a judge ruled. The case stems from a lawsuit filed by students alleging that the university had promised to keep fees stable during the students' three-year course of study. Mo Kashmiri, one of the original plaintiffs, called the ruling a victory but said he was disappointed the university will appeal. "They're going to waste a lot of money in legal fees," he said.
March 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The University of California owes millions of dollars to students who sued over fee increases and claimed they amounted to a breach of contract, a judge ruled.
University officials, who maintain there was no contract, said Monday they will appeal the ruling.
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