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: Recording Industry vs The People

Warner v. Cassin "John Does" "related case" motion to be heard on September 5th

By Ty Rogers and Ray Beckerman

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A hearing has been scheduled in Warner v. Does 1-4, the "John Doe" case which the RIAA commenced after submitting a notice of dismissal of Warner v. Cassin. The hearing is for oral argument of Ms. Cassin's motion to designate the cases as "related", which the RIAA previously indicated it did not oppose.

The Judge's chambers telephoned plaintiffs' counsel and indicated that the parties should file a notice of motion. Ms. Cassin's notice of motion was filed today.

Notice of motion by Joan Cassin to designate case as related to Warner v. Cassin


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Full post as published by Recording Industry vs The People on August 22, 2008 (boomark / email).

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