Filed: Jun. 17, 2016
Latest Update: Jun. 17, 2016
Summary: ORDER DECLARING SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT, BARRING ENFORCEMENT OF EQUITABLE RELIEF, AND DISMISSING PENDING MOTIONS DAVID M. LAWSON , District Judge . On June 17, 2016, the parties filed a stipulation informing the Court that they had reached an agreement that satisfies the Second Amended Judgment previously entered, resolves all of the remaining live points of dispute in this litigation, purges all remaining orders and allegations of contempt, and eliminates the need to enforce any of the e
Summary: ORDER DECLARING SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT, BARRING ENFORCEMENT OF EQUITABLE RELIEF, AND DISMISSING PENDING MOTIONS DAVID M. LAWSON , District Judge . On June 17, 2016, the parties filed a stipulation informing the Court that they had reached an agreement that satisfies the Second Amended Judgment previously entered, resolves all of the remaining live points of dispute in this litigation, purges all remaining orders and allegations of contempt, and eliminates the need to enforce any of the eq..
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ORDER DECLARING SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT, BARRING ENFORCEMENT OF EQUITABLE RELIEF, AND DISMISSING PENDING MOTIONS
DAVID M. LAWSON, District Judge.
On June 17, 2016, the parties filed a stipulation informing the Court that they had reached an agreement that satisfies the Second Amended Judgment previously entered, resolves all of the remaining live points of dispute in this litigation, purges all remaining orders and allegations of contempt, and eliminates the need to enforce any of the equitable provisions of the Second Amended Judgment through a motion for contempt or otherwise in this case. As a condition of that settlement, they jointly requested that the Court enter an order declaring the judgment satisfied, barring any future effort to enforce it through a motion for contempt or otherwise in this case, and dismissing all of the parties' pending motions.
Accordingly, it is DECLARED that the Second Amended Judgment [dkt. #241] is deemed SATISFIED in all respects, and any past or present contempt of the second amended judgment, the amended judgment, and the original judgment by the defendants is PURGED.
It is further ORDERED that the plaintiff shall make no further attempt to enforce any equitable provisions of the second amended judgment through a motion for contempt or otherwise in this case.
It is further ORDERED that the plaintiff's sixth motion for contempt [dkt. #245] and the defendants' motions to alter or amend the judgment [dkt. #262, 283] are DISMISSED as moot.
