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Apple to fight court ruling on Samsung
Samsung planned to launch the tablet in August, but the Federal Court issued interim injunctions preventing its marketing and sale. In October, Federal Court judge Annabelle Bennett placed a long-lasting injunction on its sale until the trial.
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:38A
IPOPHIL cannot seek court stay order
AN AGENCY involved in the campaign against counterfeiting cannot request the trial courts to issue injunctions on violators, the Justice secretary said. The opinion, contained in a letter of Justice Secretary Leila M. de Lima to Director-General
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:38A
BTA Bank Seeks Jail Term for Ex-Chairman Ablyazov at UK Trial
30 (Bloomberg) -- BTA Bank, the Kazakh lender that defaulted on $12 billion of debt before restructuring last year, asked a UK judge to jail its former chairman, Mukhtar Ablyazov, for contempt of court in a fraud lawsuit. Ablyazov, who fled Kazakhstan
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:37A
Jury starts deliberations in murder trial of Cape Cod man charged with killing
A jury has started deliberating in the trial of a Cape Cod man accused of participating in the killing of a teenager in a dispute over a family drug business. The Barnstable Superior Court jury got the case Tuesday and is expected to resume
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:36A
Kennedy dynasty's new hope
“I just haven't had the time to give it any thought, the type of careful consideration that it requires,” Kennedy said outside Cambridge District Court. “I've always thought politics is an honorable profession. It demands that you give it careful
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:35A
Men in court for attempted lead theft
TWO men who attempted to steal lead were caught after returning to the scene minutes later, a court heard. Charalambos Constantinou and James Sinclairwere traced after witnesses wrote down their car's registration number at the site of their attempted
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:35A
Bill proposes privacy of witnesses
The bill, however, said the court may lift the restriction if it is proven that disclosure is “relevant to the facts of the case or to the credibility of the witness.” “The protection of victims and witnesses giving evidence in criminal cases is
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:34A
Australian Court Clear Sale Of Samsung Galaxy Tab
In her October ruling, Justice Bennett said she was siding with Apple in part because she felt the company had a sufficient likelihood of winning at trial against Samsung. But on Wednesday, a full bench of the Federal Court argued that Bennett did not
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:34A
Lowell woman admits to sexually assaulting her four children in the 1990s
Nancy Adkinson, 49, was convicted in a jury-waived trial in Middlesex Superior Court in 1997 and given a sentence that would have kept her behind bars until she was 70 years old. However, the Appeals Court ruled last month that Adkinson was a battered
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:32A
Gag order on cases urged
Gloria Arroyo yesterday said the Pasay City regional trial court hearing the electoral sabotage case against the former president should issue a gag order to prevent all sides, especially Malacaang and the opposition, from unduly influencing the judge
Updated: 11/30/2011 09:31A
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