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In SDNY Agreed Settlement Blown Up By COVID in Asia As Judge Failla Urges Reason

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, May 20 – Last year Ravi Suria agreed to pay John Butler $165,00, in a proceeding before U.S. District Court for the South District of New York Judge Katherine Polk Failla.

And then in March 2020 he stopped paying.  

On May 21, Judge Failla held a proceeding which Inner City Press covered. Suria, it emerged, blamed the Coronavirus for the failure to comply.

His "business operations have been significantly affected by the coronavirus. In fact, much of his business is in Asia and he started felling the effects of the virus long before most American based businesses." Really?   

Judge Failla has asked for a letter by May 22. The case is Butler v. Suria, 17-cv-3077 (Failla). 

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