(2004) Tags: Fox
Amusing Diversions, Inc. v. Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
On or about August 2, 2007, Supreme Court, New York County, entered judgment in the mater of Amusing Diversions, Inc. v. Dogwear, Inc., Earl Simmons aka. DMX et al., index number 108606/2004 in favor of Amusing Diversions, Inc., the petitioner here, and against judgment debtor Earl Simmons a/k/a DMX in the sum of $281,565.61.
DMX owes Amusing Diversions, Inc. the sum of $200,590.61 plus interest from August 14, 2008 on this judgment. In this case, Amusing Diversions, Inc. seeks to have the court force the residual payments that DMX receives from Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation for his work on ‘Never Die Alone’ to cover the money owed.
Judgment: Accordingly, it is ORDERED and ADJUDGED that the petition seeking to have the Respondent turnover to Petitioner residual payments made to Bloodline Films LLC, f/s/o DMX, along with any other property interest of Earl Simmons a/k/a DMX, until the judgments are satisfied is denied, with leave to commence another proceeding upon proper service on Earl Simmons a/k/a DMX, and it is further, ORDERED and ADJUDGED, that the petition is dismissed.