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McPike v. Zero-Gravity Holdings, Inc. et al
Case Number:
1:17-cv-00562
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March 18, 2019
No Early Win In Billionaire's Suit Over $7M Moon Trip Deposit
A Virginia federal judge has denied both parties' bids for a quick win in an Austrian billionaire's suit claiming a space tourism company won't return his $7 million deposit for a trip around the moon, ruling disputes over material facts remain after the company claimed the man got "cold feet."
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March 30, 2018
Space Travel Co. GC's Email Allowed In Tourist's Suit
A space travel company battling a lawsuit in Virginia federal court from a disgruntled would-be passenger on Friday lost its bid to strike from the case business information that showed the company didn't have a contract with Russia's space agency.
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March 16, 2018
Space Travel Co. Demands Sanctions Over Leaked Docs
A commercial space travel company demanded sanctions and a strict accounting of "privileged" documents leaked to lawyers of a customer claiming the company got him to agree to a $30 million nonrefundable deposit under false pretenses, according to a motion filed in Virginia federal court Friday.
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November 22, 2017
Judge Trims 'Space Tourist' Claims Over $30M Deposit
A Virginia federal judge Tuesday whittled down a prospective space traveler's suit alleging a commercial space travel company fooled him into agreeing to pay a $30 million nonrefundable deposit on false pretenses, rejecting the jilted customer's conversion and unjust enrichment charges while letting stand allegations of fraud and breach of contract.