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bonds with a face value of US$ 832 million by 2014. With interest accrued, "NML's share of the bounty, according to government figures, is $ 832 million from assets it purchased for $ 48.7 million — representing a return of 1,608 percent." Through an official press release published on Friday afternoon, June 27, 2014, the
Argentine government stated that Griesa attempted to "block the payment for bondholders," and committed an abuse of authority, after cancelling the deposit made on Thursday into a Bank of New York account. The text specified "the deposited amounts are fiduciary property of the holders" and it is the duty of the fiduciary agent to "hold them on behalf of the holders' benefit." Judge Griesa's ruling was upheld by the full United States Court of Appeals, and the
351:. This was the first time that a U.S. Attorney General had been held in contempt for conduct during pretrial proceedings. Although Griesa declined a request to immediately jail Bell for contempt, he did indicate that if Bell failed to comply with the order within a one-week deadline, Griesa would "entertain a motion for more drastic sanctions". Bell indeed refused to comply, and was held in contempt, although this order was stayed pending appellate review. On appeal, the
381:. In 1985, after the Army Corps of Engineers completed another environmental review, Griesa again faulted their methods and record keeping, voided their permit and continued his injunction against the construction of Westway. His decision was again upheld by the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Westway was never built.
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Negotiable instruments like bonds are bought and sold like commodities at the price seller and buyer agree upon. Paul Singer's Cayman
Islands-based hedge fund NML Capital Limited is the principal litigant in this dispute, having paid considerably more than US$ 90 million in the secondary market for
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had failed to comply with the requirements for an adequate statement on the environmental impact. Although his decision dismissed various other attacks that environmental groups were using to stop the project in a series of lawsuits, he left one critical issue and said that the road might harm
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to the office of
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from 1972 to 2017 and its Chief Judge from 1993 to 2000.
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812:"Ex-Tyco CEO Dennis Kozlowski ordered to forfeit pay"
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364:In 1982, Griesa blocked the construction of
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617:, 596 F.2d 58, 67 (2nd Cir. 1979).
405:In 2014, Griesa presided over the
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843:Benson, Drew (4 October 2012).
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891:Eavis, Peter (28 June 2014).
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370:U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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237:Thomas Poole Griesa
220:Stanford University
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55:Chief Judge of the
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