Unihan Corporation v. Max Group Corporation
2:2009cv07921 |
October 29, 2009 |
US District Court for the Central District of California |
Chapman |
Morrow |
Other |
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Filing 132 JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF by Judge Margaret M. Morrow: IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED 1. That plaintiff Unihan Corp. recover the sum of $2,080,754 on its breach of contractclaim from defendant Max Group Corp.; 2. That counterclaimant Max Group Corp. ta ke nothing by way of its first counterclaim for breach of Purchase Order No. 142108 ; 3. That counterclaimant Max Group Corp. recover the sum of $3,500 on its second counterclaim for breach of Purchase Order No. 142034A; 4. Offsetting Max Group Corp.s recovery on its second counterclaim against Unihan Corp.s recovery on its breach of contract claim, Unihan Corp. is entitled torecover the sum of $2,077,254 from Max Group Corp.; and 5. That the action be, and it hereby is, dismissed. Related to: Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law, 131 (MD JS-6, Case Terminated). (rrey) |
Filing 57 PROTECTIVE ORDER by Magistrate Judge Rosalyn M. Chapman re Notice of Lodging 56 ; See order for details. (jy) |
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