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N.S. court orders more detailed allegations in $10M illegal lobster lawsuit
- A Nova Scotia court ordered a commercial fishing group seeking $10 million in damages to provide more details about alleged illegal lobster buying.
- The group alleged that the defendants conspired to transport, process, and sell illegally caught lobster.
- Independent Fisheries and Mao argued that the allegations were too vague and sought names, dates, and supporting facts.
- The court gave the group 30 days to identify affected harvesters but did not require it to name every organization member.
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N.S. court orders more detailed allegations in $10M illegal lobster lawsuit
SAULNIERVILLE - A Nova Scotia court has ordered a commercial fishing group seeking $10 million in damages related to alleged illegal lobster buying to identify names and provide more details about its allegations.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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