Showing posts with label Kim Dotcom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kim Dotcom. Show all posts
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Monday, March 19, 2012
Some news about Kim Dotcom........
Here some news about Kim Dotcom ...it seems some things went totally wrong by the NZ authorities......Lets hope the best for Kim !
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Police made 'errors' during raid on Megaupload boss
The property was confiscated during a dawn raid on the New Zealand home of the file-sharing site's owner.
A New Zealand judge has now ruled that the court order used to justify the seizure should never have been granted.
The raid led to the closure of Megaupload and seizure of the web domains it used.
Judge Judith Potter said the court order should now be considered "null and void".
Paper trail
On 20 January, police in New Zealand swooped on the £20m mansion in Auckland where Kim Dotcom, boss of Megaupload, lived with his family.
The raid was carried out at the request of US authorities who accuse Mr Dotcom (formerly Schmitz) and his business partners of using Megaupload to engage in large scale copyright theft.
The defendants have denied the charges and said they were diligent in policing Megaupload for any content that violated copyright laws.
Luxury cars, jet skis, jewellery and other assets were confiscated during the January raid even though it now emerges that paperwork justifying the seizure was incorrectly filed.
The seizure left Mr Dotcom briefly unable to mount a legal defence.
Web domains belonging to
Megaupload have been seized and shut down
Government and police in New Zealand have admitted making "procedural errors" when they filed the paperwork.
Mr Dotcom's legal team have seized on the errors saying the initial asset grab was "unlawful" and, as a result, his property should be returned.
A hearing was scheduled after the government admitted making five separate mistakes on its first court order. During that hearing Judge Potter ruled that the original paperwork had no legal power.
Alongside documents laying bare the mistake, the New Zealand government filed a second request seeking to confiscate the assets already seized during the raid. This paperwork also sought to confiscate more assets uncovered using evidence found during the original raid.
Judge Potter granted this order temporarily and said she would soon rule whether the blunder would mean Mr Dotcom's assets would be returned to him.
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Police made 'errors' during raid on Megaupload boss
A police blunder could mean luxury
cars, giant TVs and jewellery seized during a police raid will be returned to
Megaupload owner Kim Dotcom.
The property was confiscated during a dawn raid on the New Zealand home of the file-sharing site's owner.
A New Zealand judge has now ruled that the court order used to justify the seizure should never have been granted.
The raid led to the closure of Megaupload and seizure of the web domains it used.
Judge Judith Potter said the court order should now be considered "null and void".
Paper trail
On 20 January, police in New Zealand swooped on the £20m mansion in Auckland where Kim Dotcom, boss of Megaupload, lived with his family.
The raid was carried out at the request of US authorities who accuse Mr Dotcom (formerly Schmitz) and his business partners of using Megaupload to engage in large scale copyright theft.
The defendants have denied the charges and said they were diligent in policing Megaupload for any content that violated copyright laws.
Luxury cars, jet skis, jewellery and other assets were confiscated during the January raid even though it now emerges that paperwork justifying the seizure was incorrectly filed.
The seizure left Mr Dotcom briefly unable to mount a legal defence.
Web domains belonging to
Megaupload have been seized and shut down Government and police in New Zealand have admitted making "procedural errors" when they filed the paperwork.
Mr Dotcom's legal team have seized on the errors saying the initial asset grab was "unlawful" and, as a result, his property should be returned.
A hearing was scheduled after the government admitted making five separate mistakes on its first court order. During that hearing Judge Potter ruled that the original paperwork had no legal power.
Alongside documents laying bare the mistake, the New Zealand government filed a second request seeking to confiscate the assets already seized during the raid. This paperwork also sought to confiscate more assets uncovered using evidence found during the original raid.
Judge Potter granted this order temporarily and said she would soon rule whether the blunder would mean Mr Dotcom's assets would be returned to him.
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Driving lesson by Kim Dotcom
As reported before there will be a scheme allowing mainland drivers to cruise into Hong Kong with their cars very soon. Almost everybody here in Hong Kong has some "objections"against this scheme because generally chinese driving is nuts, reckless & super dangerous. See a clip here from our good friend Kim Dotcom - this are good drivers, but dont show this to any mainlander - we must be afraid they try to COPY that. Enjoy that drive here:
And just as we all like the speed & nice cars here another one for you to enjoy:
Learm more about GUMBALL 3000 - CLICK HERE !
And here from WIKIPEDIA - look here - but dont show to chinese drivers:
And just as we all like the speed & nice cars here another one for you to enjoy:
Learm more about GUMBALL 3000 - CLICK HERE !
And here from WIKIPEDIA - look here - but dont show to chinese drivers:
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