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In re Application of Hulley Enterprises Ltd., Yukos Universal Ltd., and Veteran Petroleum for an Order Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. Section 1782 to Conduct Discovery for Use in a Foreign Proceeding
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October 24, 2017
Ex-Yukos Investors Can't Mail Subpoenas In Russia Tax Row
Former Yukos Energy Co. shareholders trying to revive $50 billion in arbitral awards must serve in person a lawyer who is believed to have helped Russia manipulate Armenian courts into issuing certain rulings that influenced related Dutch proceedings, a California federal judge said on Monday, finding a magistrate made no mistake in denying the shareholders' request to do so by other means.
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October 12, 2017
Russia Told Of Subpoena Efforts, Ex-Yukos Shareholders Say
Former Yukos shareholders seeking court permission to subpoena a lawyer believed to know of Russian meddling in Armenian rulings that allegedly affected their bankruptcy in the Netherlands told a California federal court Tuesday they notified Russia when they attempted to serve the lawyer by alternative means but believed it was unnecessary to tell the court.
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October 04, 2017
Yukos Shareholders Face More Roadblocks In Russia Tax Row
Former Yukos shareholders, who are attempting to subpoena a lawyer for evidence that could be used to revive $50 billion in arbitral awards over allegedly fabricated tax debts from Russia, have been ordered by a California federal judge to explain why they have failed to notify opposing counsel of their latest motion.
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September 27, 2017
Yukos Investors Want Magistrate Judge Order Reviewed
Former Yukos Oil Co. shareholders trying to subpoena a lawyer for evidence that could be used to revive $50 billion in arbitral awards reiterated their bid to serve him by alternate means, telling a California federal judge on Tuesday that a magistrate judge erred in denying their request.