Rule 23None

Rule 23None refers to a specific legal provision within the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, indicating that a class action cannot be maintained unless the class size is explicitly defined by the rule. Essentially, it emphasizes that for a group lawsuit to proceed, the class must be clearly identified and meet certain criteria, ensuring the court and parties understand who is involved. This rule helps prevent vague or overly broad claims, promoting clarity and fairness in class actions. It underscores the importance of precise class definition as a prerequisite for proceeding with a collective legal case.