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United States / 09 April 2014 / United States, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York / CBF Industria De Gusa S/A v. Amci Holdings, Inc. / 13 Civ. 2581 (RWS)

Country	United States
Court	United States, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
Date	09 April 2014
Parties	CBF Industria De Gusa S/A v. Amci Holdings, Inc.
Case number	13 Civ. 2581 (RWS)
Applicable NYC Provisions	I \| V \| V(1)(e)
Source	online: PACER
Languages	English
Summary	Summary in preparation
see also :	United States / 18 January 2017 / United States, U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit / CBF Indústria de Gusa S/A, et al. v. AMCI Holdings Inc., Inc., et al. / 15-1133-cv(L), 15-1146-cv(CON) United States / 15 July 2019 / United States, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York / CBF Industria de Gusa S/A, et al. v. AMCI Holdings, Inc., et al. / 13-CV-2581 (PKC) (JLC) United States / 06 April 2020 / United States, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York / CBF Industria de Gusa S/A, et al. v. AMCI Holdings, Inc., et al. / 13-cv-2581 (PKC) (JLC)

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