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Imagine I sued you on the basis that the house you are living in is stolen and isn't yours to inhabit. Would it be fair that you can't live there while a length
by Drakim 4y ago
Imagine I sued you on the basis that the house you are living in is stolen and isn't yours to inhabit. Would it be fair that you can't live there while a lengthy court process figures out the truth?
In special cases, the judge can issue an preliminary injunction where a party is compelled to do something (or not do something) while the court case is ongoing, but the bar for that is pretty high.
- arrosenberg 4y agoIf you sued me the case would not last 4.5 years, because a normal person doesn't have the funds to sustain a fight that long. That's the entire point of the gripe - corporations can extend these fights indefinitely and they will because it's profitable for them. That's not a good system for getting companies to act accountable for their choices.