41.   The suit contended that he took part in a scheme to manipulate the shares of Alter Sales Co., an auto company based in Miami.

42.   The suit contended that Merrill had discriminated against women in wages, promotions, account distributions, maternity leaves and other areas.

43.   The suit contended that Merrill had swapped safer and more liquid Treasury notes with Guarantee Security for its junk bonds.

44.   The suit contended that under Hawaii law, a mayor must resign from office to run for another elective job in the state.

45.   The suit contends that enforcement of parking laws in loading zones is so arbitrary as to be meaningless.

46.   The suit contends that in knowingly deducting personal expenses as business expenses, BET violated federal and state law.

47.   The suit contends that many of the park superintendents who want the bans did not conduct the full and proper reviews that would justify them.

48.   The suit contends that MeraBank never would have spent the additional millions if it had known that the loan documents did not sufficiently protect the institution.

49.   The suit contends that Microsoft used its market power illegally to thwart competition from its main rival for Internet browsing software, the Netscape Communications Corp.

50.   The suit contends that Stillman made several attempts to gain a monetary settlement from the network, calling them extortion demands.