Chevron Puerto Rico, LLC v. Martinez-Valentin et al
Chevron Puerto Rico, LLC |
Angel J. Martinez-Valentin, John Doe and ABC Company, Inc. |
3:2010cv01192 |
March 5, 2010 |
US District Court for the District of Puerto Rico |
San Juan Office |
San Juan |
Jaime Pieras, Jr |
Trademark |
15 U.S.C. ยง 1125 Trademark Infringement (Lanham Act) |
None |
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Filing 35 OPINION AND ORDER - GRANTING Plaintiff's 2 Motion for Preliminary Injunction; DENYING Plaintiff's: 12 Motion requesting Permanent Injunction, 24 Emergency Motion Requesting Order Granting Permanent Injunction, 25 Motion for Hearing, and 26 Motion for Default Entry as to Angel J. Martinez-Valentin. Defendant is ORDERED to surrender the Station and its equipment to Plaintiff and to comply with post-termination covenants of the Agreements between the parties. Plaintiff's proof of service deadline due by 1/21/2011; Plaintiff's deadline to post a $2,000 security with the Court due by 1/24/2011. Signed by Chief Judge Jose A. Fuste on 1/10/2011. (mld) |
Filing 27 OPINION AND ORDER - GRANTING IN PART AND DENYING IN PART Defendant Angel J. Martinez-Valentin's 8 Motion to Quash Service; DENYING Defendant Angel J. Martinez-Valentin's 17 Motion to Dismiss. Plaintiff's Deadline to serve process on Defendant Martinez and file Proof of Service due by 11/15/2010. Signed by Judge Jaime Pieras, Jr. on 10/27/2010. (mld) |
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