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Sadly for 50, the judge didn't buy what 50 was selling. 50 was asking the judge to put the brakes on the latest case, where he was socked for $5 million by Rick Ross' baby mama. He wanted to halt the punitive damages phase of the trial, which could cost him many millions more. The judge rejected his attempt, and the jury is ready to sock it to the rapper.."
Tmz

yo that will be a thorn on his side...
He will be fine since he brokered a co branding deal of SMS audio wirh Reebok and Marvel
50 will still be fine. This is standard when a civil case has proceeded to point prior to the filing of a Bankruptcy. Since the creditor went through the process of reaching a judgment, but not a determination on the punitives, in the interest of judicial economy... it is better for the civil case to continue. The key language within the order is "ORDERED, that the stay of 11 U.S.C. § 362(a) is not modified with respect to any collection activity, including the creation of any lien or attachment, or the perfection of any security interest."
- In Plain English "Lastonia Leviston can continue with the lower court proceeding, but she can not try to enforce the judgement (collect) against any of 50 Cent's assets (stuff). She can't put a lien. She can't go after his money. Her judgement is just a sheet of paper. All of 50 cents assets continue to be protected and as long as he does everything right..... She is likely still not getting shit.
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It is clear to me that TMZ doesn't have any idea about what really goes on in a Chapter 11.
50 Cent has just told the bankruptcy judge he's both rich and poor at the very same time.
50 filed legal docs saying he has a massive amount of money and other assets, but not enough to immediately cover more than $20 million in court judgments. Translation ... he's cash poor.
The documents are almost like a documentary, chronicling 50's early life in abject poverty in Queens, where his mom was murdered when he was just 8. He was also famously shot 9 times. His lawyer goes on, "In many respects, Mr. Jackson typifies the American dream."
The question ... what does this have to do with bankruptcy. The answer ... this is a PR move on 50's part to make it clear to his fans he's not a failure.
Sadly for 50, the judge didn't buy what 50 was selling. 50 was asking the judge to put the brakes on the latest case, where he was socked for $5 million by Rick Ross' baby mama. He wanted to halt the punitive damages phase of the trial, which could cost him many millions more. The judge rejected his attempt, and the jury is ready to sock it to the rapper.
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