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Submissions for interlocutory motions from Meta, Google and Andrew's response

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Since the first judgement giving leave to serve in June of this year, Andrew served the case on Meta and Google in the US. Andrew is referred to as "The Applicant" and Meta and Google are the "First and Second Respondents" respectively.


Despite already having asked for the "No Costs Order" and having that application part heard, the court agreed to hear interlocutory applications from both respondents to "permanently stay" and "declass" the proceedings. In other words to stop the case or to remove the class action part and only allow Andrew to sue on behalf of only the damage done to him. This was described in Andrew's post on Hive.


Meta and Google have now served us with their motions and Andrew has filed his response. Those documents are linked here. Andrew will give an update over on Hive shortly.


This is Andrew's response:

 

The submissions from Meta:

The submissions from Google:







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