Intertainment files formal objections to Franchise Parties’ witness list in civil litigation
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Plaintiff Intertainment filed formal objections to the witness list submitted by the Franchise Parties in an unspecified civil litigation. The objections challenge the admissibility or relevance of certain witnesses, aiming to limit opposing testimony.
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- • Witness list objections
- • Evidentiary disputes
- • Plaintiff strategy
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OBJECTIONS filed by plaintiff Intertainment Lic to witnesses identified by the Franchise Parties (mt) (Entered:
Other · May 10, 2026
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1 eventOBJECTIONS filed by plaintiff Intertainment Lic to witnesses identified by the Franchise Parties (mt) (Entered: 11/04/2002)
Plaintiff Intertainment Licensing filed objections to the witnesses identified by the Franchise Parties on November 4, 2002. This challenges the credibility or relevance of those witnesses before trial. The objections could limit the Franchise Parties' ability to present certain testimony.
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