Sentence examples for fraudulent judgment from inspiring English sources
"We intend to resist enforcement anywhere where the plaintiffs seek to take what we perceive to be a fraudulent judgment," said Kent Robertson, a Chevron spokesman.
Yet Chevron Corporation has been sued (unsuccessfully everwhere, except for the fraudulent judgment inside Ecuador) in a desperate attempt to deflect responsibility.
In this case, where the centerpiece of Donziger's ongoing racketeering is and has been a series of falsehoods that culminate in a fraudulent judgment, a freestanding determination of the true facts is more than "appropriate" -- it is critical.
General Motors obtained "untold numbers or fraudulent judgments or settle ments" in Corvair damage suits.
Should it come to that, Chevron lawyers will follow the plaintiffs' lawyers to each of these countries and argue that Ecuador is corrupt and that the judgment is fraudulent, and should not be enforced.
The American oil company said the judgment was fraudulent and politicised; it is taking action against the plaintiffs in international courts.A long walk to freedomMyanmar released hundreds of prisoners, and shortened prison terms for others, to mark the 64th anniversary of its independence from Britain, and just ahead of the first visit by a British foreign secretary to the country since 1955.
Based largely on this tainted testimony -- fraught with hearsay problems described below -- U.S. Federal Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled that the Ecuador judgment was fraudulent; that Ecuador's entire court system is corrupt through and through, and the Ecuadorians and their attorneys are prohibited from collecting the damage award ever in any country in the world.
EBIA appealed and invoked Stern v. Marshall, claiming that the bankruptcy court could not enter a final judgment on a fraudulent transfer claim.
The judge, Lewis A. Kaplan of United States District Court in Manhattan, declined to rule on Chevron's request, saying it remained to be seen whether the judgment was based on fraudulent evidence.
Earlier this year, New York Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled the $9 billion Ecuador judgment against Chevron was fraudulent and not "collectible" anywhere in the world.
In the wake of a controversial U.S. court ruling that a $9.5 billion Ecuador judgment against Chevron is fraudulent, the oil giant has been touting loudly its innocence of any environmental crimes in the South American country.
