A court order is an official proclamation by a judge (or panel of judges) that defines the legal relationships between the parties to a hearing, a trial, an appeal or other court proceedings. Such ruling requires or authorizes the carrying out of certain steps by one or more parties to a case. A court order must be signed by a judge; some jurisdiction may require it to be notarized.
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Uzbekistan reportedly eyes national cryptocurrency mining pool
In an unusual move, Uzbekistan is reportedly looking to create a national cryptocurrency mining pool and digital asset exchange. ...
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UN experts: Don’t go to North Korean crypto conference (duh)
International sanctions experts from the United Nations are warning people not to attend a cryptocurrency conference in North ...
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Craig 'Faketoshi' Wright calls judge in $10B Bitcoin case 'silly'
Craig Wright, the man desperate to convince the world that he is Bitcoin's mysterious creator Satoshi Nakamoto, has insulted ...
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Judge orders Telegram founder Pavel Durov to testify over its crypto ICO
Telegram’s founder and CEO Pavel Durov should testify in the US Securities Exchange Commission's (SEC) case against the ...
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The never-ending Mt. Gox saga: Cryptocurrency recovery deadline pushed back (again!)
Victims who lost money as a result of Mt. Gox's implosion will have to wait even longer to get their refunds.
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Cryptocurrency firm slapped with cease-and-desist after impersonating registered financial adviser
Missouri-based cryptocurrency company Mavixbtc Limited has been handed a cease-and-desist order for allegedly misleading ...
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Craig Wright says Hurricane Dorian stops him from challenging that pesky Bitcoin court order worth billions
He's going to have to give up half his Bitcoin and half his intellectual property, and he needs another two weeks to come ...
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Moonday Mornings: Binance to give KYC hack victims VIP accounts
Welcome to Moonday Mornings. Let's not waste anytime, here's the weekend's top cryptocurrency and blockchain headlines you ...
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Cryptocurrency fraudsters beg courts to return their luxury items, judge says no
Two cryptocurrency fraudsters in Canada are asking the courts to give their stuff back claiming the order to seize their ...
