Trimble Navigation called the lawsuit "lacking in merit".
Ford also contended the suit was so lacking in merit that it should be dismissed.
Lockheed said the accusation was "totally lacking in merit," but the Government asked for the money back.
Joseph Stiglitz, the international economist who is an adviser to the Greek government, sees the investor demands as lacking in merit.
It is not clear that he [Trump] would not cancel the agreement before returning home" — a caveat not lacking in merit.
When it is in the ascendant, I am pathetically lacking and without friends because I am unlikable, unlovable and lacking in merit.
In dismissing the "unusual" matter, Justice Neil McKerracher described Culleton's argument as "entirely erroneous" and one that had been rejected in many other cases as unarguable or completely lacking in merit.
For years, Electronic Arts' Need For Speed franchise reminded one of the musical output of Simon Cowell: utterly lacking in merit and derided by critics, yet incredibly popular as a result of assiduously inescapable marketing.
Lockheed's chairman, Lawrence O. Kitchen, in a statement, called the accusation "totally lacking in merit" and said the company, one of the Pentagon's biggest suppliers, would "dispute any claim" against it.
It is the burden of the Government, in opposing an attempted criminal appeal in forma pauperis, to show that the appeal is lacking in merit, indeed, that it is so lacking in merit that the court would dismiss the case on motion of the Government, had the case been docketed and a record been filed by an appellant able to afford the expense of complying with those requirements.
Mr. Abrams added, "This litigation is so self-evidently lacking in merit and so ludicrous on its face that it is difficult to imagine that it was commenced for any reason but to seek to intimidate".
