#101
Posted: 11/20/07 at 4:57pm
I think you would have heard by now if anything had been done in any court today.
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#102
Posted: 11/20/07 at 4:58pm
"What does that mean 'which court'? What are the choices?"
State or Federal court, I imagine. This is really a state court issue, since disputes regarding contract law are state actions. But since the losses exceed $75,000, then it could be filed in Federal Court.
Of course, they could try and request the injunction from a non-Manhattan-based state court. Perhaps that is what they mean.
State or Federal court, I imagine. This is really a state court issue, since disputes regarding contract law are state actions. But since the losses exceed $75,000, then it could be filed in Federal Court.
Of course, they could try and request the injunction from a non-Manhattan-based state court. Perhaps that is what they mean.
#103
Posted: 11/20/07 at 5:05pm
Thanks Fosse- I couldn't figure out how it would be anything except State court, never knew that losses > $75,000 could make it Federal.
#104
Posted: 11/21/07 at 12:42pm
Injunction granted, Grinch to reopen-
A Manhattan judge this afternoon granted an injunction filed by the producers of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” that will allow the production to reopen despite the stagehands strike.
Judge Grants Injunction Allowing "Grinch" To Reopen
A Manhattan judge this afternoon granted an injunction filed by the producers of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” that will allow the production to reopen despite the stagehands strike.
Judge Grants Injunction Allowing "Grinch" To Reopen
Updated On: 11/21/07 at 12:42 PM
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