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aintiffs have failed to allege ade- quately that the defendants' actions caused the plaintiffs' losses under New York law. (Mem. Of Law in Supp. of Defs' Mot. to Dismiss at 40-44.) As noted above, Virgin Islands law governs these claims. The plaintiffs maintain that they have ade- quately stated causat

isrepresentation. 6. The Rescission and Punitive Dam- ages Counts are not Causes of Ac- tion The defendants contend that this Court should dismiss Counts VI and VII—for rescission of the note and for punitive damages—because each claim seeks specif- ic relief without asserting any claim for relief. (Me

any view expressed by the Company, the Investment Manager, the Placement Agent, the Agent or any of their respective affiliates. (Mem. In Supp. of Defs' Mot. To Dismiss, Ex. C. at 10-11, ¶ i.) Although this document alludes to Citibank's role in this one transaction, the agreement does not speak to the f

ent misrepresentation. 6. THE RESCISSION AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES COUNTS ARE NOT CAUSES OF ACTION The defendants contend that this Court should dismiss Counts VI and VII—for rescission of the note and for punitive damages—because each claim seeks specific relief without asserting any claim for relief. (Mem. O

any view expressed by the Company, the Investment Manager, the Placement Agent, the Agent or any of their respective affiliates. (Mem. In Supp. of Defs' Mot. To Dismiss, Ex. C. at 10-11, ¶ i.) Although this document alludes to Citibank's role in this one transaction, the agreement does not speak to the f

ent misrepresentation. 6. THE RESCISSION AND PUNITIVE DAMAGES COUNTS ARE NOT CAUSES OF ACTION The defendants contend that this Court should dismiss Counts VI and VII—for rescission of the note and for punitive damages—because each claim seeks specific relief without asserting any claim for relief. (Mem. O