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Saturday, April 06, 2013 9:55:19 PM
It wasn't a small thing....this so-called "minor ambiguity" rendered the judgment unenforceable. It was WRONG.
Who says the settlement is unenforceable? You? I doubt any of the parties would concur with your (erroneous) assessment. The parties appear to be in agreement on the settlement terms, which is all that matters.
Is there some concern that acknowledging his mistake might have a deleterious effect on his disposition in the other case involving The Defendant?
We have now moved from absurd to ridiculous. The judge did not make a "mistake." Don't blame the judge for a minor ambiguity in the SEC's filing (and yes, it is minor because the parties agree on the terms).
Even if the judge did make a "mistake" (which I am confident he did not), nothing posted here is going to have any impact on the disposition of the strike suit (Grampp).
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