Court ruling in Michael case shocks London High Court
The London High Court ruled yesterday on the Michael case, delivering a decision that has wide implications. Details of the ruling remain unclear as the official memorandum is not yet released.
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1994
Page
7
The London High Court ruled yesterday on the Michael case, delivering a decision that has wide implications. Details of the ruling remain unclear as the official memorandum is not yet released.
High Court Judge Jonathan Parker ruled George Michael’s 12 million pound Sony contract not a restraint of trade and not professional slavery. Michael vowed to appeal, saying he would never record with Sony again, while Sony expressed respect and aimed to continue the relation. The decision ends a long dispute that began in October and could expose a large legal bill for Michael.
In Portland a noisy news conference with pro wrestlers and Tonya Harding erupted into shouts and racism. Harding, who pleaded guilty in the Kerrigan case, attends a wrestling event in Vancouver as celebrity manager for Art Barr, while keeping a low profile and hiring an agent.
Miami residents report Sylvester Stallone and Madonna proposing a guardhouse at the street entrance to their bayfront neighborhood. Stallone offers to pay, citing park access concerns. locals question the need and accuse the pair of flaunting wealth amid tensions in Coconut Grove.
AP reports the Fab Four had a recording session in March with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, confirming the meeting but noting it occurred months earlier than Daily Express coverage suggested. Baker dismissed the Express story as mistaken.
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