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Judgment
for 42,700 Slot Machine Licenses Issued by Federal Court
| Solomon
Saltsman & Jamieson wins a great victory by
successfully obtaining a federal court Judgment against
the State that requires the State to issue 42,700 slot
machine licenses the State had been wrongfully withholding
in a vain attempt to force the San Pasqual Tribe and
others to renegotiate a contract already in place between
the State and the Tribe. The State had refused to admit
the Licenses were required to be issued. |
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IT IS
ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that Plaintiff’s Motion for Summary
Judgment is granted. The Court hereby declares the Tribal-State
Gaming Compact between the San Pasqual Band of Mission Indians and
the State of California authorizes the issuance in the aggregate
of 42,700 Gaming Device licenses through the Gaming Device license
draw process.
April
30, 2010 W. Samuel Hamrick, Jr.
Date Clerk
s/P. Dela Cruz
(By) Deputy Clerk
ENTERED
ON April 30, 2010
Case 3:06-cv-00988-LAB -AJB Document 100 Filed 04/30/10
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