09-26-2010, 01:05 PM
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Too lazy to set a custom title
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Join Date: Jul 2001
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Originally Posted by Alprazolam
Oh look the husband of a Pink Visual employee spewing stupidity on gfy, shocking.
Go fuck yourself.
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Oh but you're the one pretending you have any type of clue.... just spouting of random bullshit like you took the time to educate yourself on the subject.
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Originally Posted by TheDoc
Did a Google search and this which found this at avn, which contains a link to the actual Order of Discontinuance, thanks AVN.
From the OoD:
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The parties having notified the Court that they have reached a resolution of this action, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the above captioned action be, and the same hereby is, discontinued with prejudice but without costs; provided, however, that within thirty (30) days of the date of this Order, counsel for either side may apply by letter for restoration of the action to the calendar of the undersigned if the settlement is not effected, in which event the action will be restored.
A conference is schedu1ed for October 7,2010, at 5:00 p.m. Any party seeking to raise an issue at this conference, shall (1) apply for restoration of the action no later than October 4,2010, and (2) in such letter, specific the issues to be addressed.
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First thing to note is how short and undefined this is. This is basically a letter telling both parties that if they want to continue with whatever this action relates to, like a complaint for example or something the court asked for (see definition below) they need to file for restoration. Because they both agreed on something or didn't fulfill the requirements on something, this action is being discontinued to proceed on with something else. If they don't agree with that, they can file for restoration as long as the 'settlement, ie: whatever the terms are agreed on so far' are not modified in direct relation to this action.
The other thing to note is what an actual "Order of Discontinuance" is. It does not mean discontinue a court case. It means the stopping of legal action prior to trial, either voluntarily by the plaintiff or by order of the court. Source.
Other thing to note.. Trial is scheduled for March 2011 as per Allison.
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