Judge explains delay in Eminem v National Party dispute
Decision expected mid-October.
A High Court judge says “work pressures” have delayed a decision in the copyright infringement dispute between Eminem’s publishers Eight Mile Style and The National Party.
Wellington High Court judge Helen Cull presided over the hearing, which wrapped on May 12 earlier this year. Eight Mile
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Victoria Young
Thu, 05 Oct 2017
Thu, 05 Oct 2017
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Judge explains delay in Eminem v National Party dispute
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