SCO Motion for More Exclusivity Denied, the March MORs, and A Proposed Amicus in the Novell Appeal
Apr 23, 2009, 20:03 (0 Talkback[s])
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"In the appeal of SCO v. Novell, there are some events to note
as well. There is a request to file an amicus brief by Wayne Gray.
Yes, that Wayne Gray. The iNUX trademark guy. To help you
contextualize, the Middle District of Florida's Tampa Division
recently granted motions on summary judgment brought by X/Open and
Novell in the Gray v. Novell et al iNUX/UNIX trademark litigation,
tossing out all 11 claims in Gray's complaint. The Order [PDF] also
denied Gray's summary judgment motion.
"Here's the denial of SCO's extension of exclusivity deadline in
the bankruptcy, before we get to the appeal:
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