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Legacy Hemp LLC v. Terramax Holdings Corporation
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5:20-cv-00090
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February 07, 2022
Hemp Cos. Settle Seed Contract Fight After 6th Circ. Revival
Two hemp companies sparring over a contract for proprietary hemp seed in the U.S. have reached an undisclosed settlement in a case revived by the Sixth Circuit last year, according to a Monday dismissal in a Kentucky federal court.
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December 08, 2021
Hemp Co. Can't Duck Contract Row Revived By 6th Circ.
A Kentucky federal judge ruled Tuesday that a Canadian hemp company can't dodge a competitor's breach of contract suit, finding that Kentucky federal court has jurisdiction over the matter, which was revived by the Sixth Circuit earlier this year.
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November 10, 2021
Hemp Co. Asks Ky. Court To Toss Suit That 6th Circ. Revived
Canadian hemp company Terramax Holdings Corp. has urged a Kentucky federal court to toss a contract suit it is facing from Legacy Hemp LLC on the grounds that the court lacks personal jurisdiction over the matter, following arguments from Legacy that jurisdiction is proper in the Bluegrass State.
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August 13, 2020
Canadian Co. Says Hemp Dispute Can't Jump Between Courts
A Canadian hemp company has asked a Kentucky federal judge to throw out a breach of contract suit brought by a business partner, saying the case was recently tossed by a Wisconsin court and doesn't belong in Kentucky either.