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4491 REVIEW GRANTED In a class action under the Unfair Competition Law and Consumer Legal Remedies Act based on statements by defendant that its colored roofing tiles would last 50 years, the allegation that defendant knew but did not disclose that the color composition would break down well before the end of that period leaving plain, uncolored concrete creates an inference of common reliance that may apply to establish causation on behalf of every member of the class.CitationMcADAMS v MONIER (Roofing Tiles) 151 CA4 667 [See: CivC 1750 etseq; B&PC 17200 etseq; Wang v Massey 97 CA4 856, T/AT 5/02; Massachusetts Mutual v Superior Court 97 CA4 1282, P/AT 7/02]
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