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A three-judge panel upheld a denial of defendant Geden Holdings' motion to strike a nearly $3.5 million judgment entered against it in the United Kingdom.
November 15, 2018 at 12:30 PM
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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has clarified the standard by which a foreign judgment can be recognized and enforced under the Uniform Foreign Money Judgment Recognition Act.
In Eclipse Liquidity v. Geden Holdings, a three-judge panel upheld a denial of defendant Geden Holdings’ motion to strike a nearly $3.5 million judgment entered against it in the United Kingdom.
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