19 May 2019, 19:22
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Ex nihilo nihil
Join Date: Oct 2017
Location: CH
Posts: 4,935
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Originally Posted by grond
No. The court has decided that there is no reason to stop sales for the time of the procedure during which the court will decide whether 3.1.4 is legal or not. In the end it will either be declared legal or illegal but that has not happened yet.
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This is not well formulated.
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[...] Plaintiffs move the Court to enjoin Defendant Hyperion Entertainment CVBA (“Hyperion”) from marketing, offering for sale, or selling certain software products titled “Amiga OS 3.1.4.” Defendant Hyperion opposes.
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The Court finds this evidence speculative, vague, and unsupported by declarations of those who could testify with actual knowledge. Given all of the above, Plaintiffs have failed to demonstrate this essential requirement for a preliminary injunction and this Motion will be denied.
IV. CONCLUSION
The Court, having considered the parties’ briefing, the declarations and exhibits in support thereof, and the remainder of the record, hereby finds and ORDERS that Plaintiffs’ Motion for Preliminary Injunction, Dkt. #45, is DENIED. [...]
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