Will the trial continue in a govt shutdown
10-17-2023, 01:55 PM
#12
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Originally Posted by Noisecanceller
What are the chances this thing actually starts on the 30th and doesn’t push again.
Judge isn’t just sitting at home. He granted summary judgement to some stupid ass passengers who are suing the merger because they fly NK and feel they will be harmed. The judge, Young, found that their case has standing and will be heard
“he more importantly found that flyers Gabriel Garavanian and Timothy Niebor fly Spirit "regularly," meaning they have standing to bring antitrust claims based on assertions that the deal will reduce competition”
10-17-2023, 02:22 PM
#13
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
who knows. But to correct a previous post; Judge Young said he felt he had an “obligation” to try to decide the case by end of the year. Maybe semantics but that’s what he said
Judge isn’t just sitting at home. He granted summary judgement to some stupid ass passengers who are suing the merger because they fly NK and feel they will be harmed. The judge, Young, found that their case has standing and will be heard
“he more importantly found that flyers Gabriel Garavanian and Timothy Niebor fly Spirit "regularly," meaning they have standing to bring antitrust claims based on assertions that the deal will reduce competition”
Judge isn’t just sitting at home. He granted summary judgement to some stupid ass passengers who are suing the merger because they fly NK and feel they will be harmed. The judge, Young, found that their case has standing and will be heard
“he more importantly found that flyers Gabriel Garavanian and Timothy Niebor fly Spirit "regularly," meaning they have standing to bring antitrust claims based on assertions that the deal will reduce competition”
10-17-2023, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
who knows. But to correct a previous post; Judge Young said he felt he had an “obligation” to try to decide the case by end of the year. Maybe semantics but that’s what he said
Judge isn’t just sitting at home. He granted summary judgement to some stupid ass passengers who are suing the merger because they fly NK and feel they will be harmed. The judge, Young, found that their case has standing and will be heard
“he more importantly found that flyers Gabriel Garavanian and Timothy Niebor fly Spirit "regularly," meaning they have standing to bring antitrust claims based on assertions that the deal will reduce competition”
Judge isn’t just sitting at home. He granted summary judgement to some stupid ass passengers who are suing the merger because they fly NK and feel they will be harmed. The judge, Young, found that their case has standing and will be heard
“he more importantly found that flyers Gabriel Garavanian and Timothy Niebor fly Spirit "regularly," meaning they have standing to bring antitrust claims based on assertions that the deal will reduce competition”
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