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EM Ltd. v. Rep. of Argentina
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1:03-cv-02507
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March 14, 2016
Argentina Bondholders Seek To Oust Mediator
A group holding small portions of Argentina's debt securities has asked a New York federal judge to remove the mediator overseeing negotiations between the South American country and its bondholders regarding its 2001 default because he has shut them out of the talks and treated them unfairly.
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November 08, 2012
Barclays Wants Subpoena Tossed In Argentina Debt Row
Barclays PLC on Thursday urged a federal judge to reject what it called an "overly zealous" document request from private equity firms involved in a long-running battle over $2.2 billion of the Republic of Argentina's money held in U.S. banks the firms say should be used to repay the country's 2001 default.
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March 28, 2012
Judge Releases $2.2B In Argentine Assets In Default Case
A New York federal judge on Wednesday lifted an order restraining $2.2 billion of Argentina's assets in the U.S. for investors seeking to recoup losses in the country's massive 2001 bond default.
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August 11, 2011
Creditor Wins Restraining Order On Argentina Assets
A New York federal judge granted EM Ltd., a creditor of Argentina, a restraining order in its efforts to collect on an $801.4 million judgment resulting from the country's 2001 bond default, according to a court filing made public Thursday.