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Noodle Time Holdings, Ltd., et al v. Yo-Kai Express, Inc., et al
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5:21-cv-09263
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August 02, 2022
Judge Sends Ramen Vending Machine Feud To Arbitration
A California federal judge on Monday sent a trade secrets dispute between a Hong Kong-based ramen noodle vending machine company and its U.S. agent to arbitration even after the latter company tried to drop its arbitration bid.
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June 14, 2022
Hong Kong Cos. Fight Arbitration In Ramen Machine Fight
A Hong Kong-based automated ramen noodle cooking and vending machine company suing its U.S. agent over a soured business deal has asked a California federal judge to deny the agent's bid to compel arbitration, saying its successor company has the right to keep the case in court.
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May 02, 2022
Noodle Boost's Claims Cut In Vending Machine Fight
A California magistrate judge has axed contract breach claims filed by Noodle Time's successor Noodle Boost against Yo-Kai Express, for now, after finding that there are no allegations in the suit that the purported successor is a real party in interest in the case.
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February 16, 2022
Calif. Co. Seeks Arbitration In Ramen Vending Machine Fight
The U.S. agent for a Hong Kong-based automated ramen noodle cooking and vending machine company has told a California federal court that the machine maker must arbitrate its claims that the agent stole its idea, saying the parties have repeatedly agreed to bring any disputes to arbitration.