Author: Dwight Fraser

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs

The Supreme Court has denied the injunction application filed by Pivott LLC seeking to prevent Professional  Football  Jamica  Limited (PFJL) from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League.

This  was  confirmed  earlier  by PFJL while  indicating  that   the court  has  also ordered that costs be paid to PFJL.

Tthe  court  has  also   denied an oral application by Pivott LLC’s attorneys for leave to appeal the decision, effectively bringing that aspect of the matter to a close. 

The matter  will now proceed in the normal course, with PFJL’s attorneys preparing and filing a defence to the substantive claim and seeking to have the claim struck out in its entirety. 

Interim  Chairman  of  Professional  Football  Jamaica  Limited Donavan  White  says  he  is  pleased  to  put  this  aspect  of  the  legal  issues   behind  them  and  Pivot  to  the  successful  start  of  the  playoffs