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In her lawsuit, Chyna claims that she told television producers about false allegations of abuse in an effort to get her reality show "Rob & Chyna" cancelled.
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While the jury deliberates over the remaining elements, a judge on Friday threw out a portion of the case against Kim Kardashian in the lawsuit brought by the former reality TV star Blac Chyna.
Judge Gregory Alarcon ruled that Lynne Ciani, Chyna's attorney, did not receive any defamatory statements from Kardashian during the trial.
Kardashian's case for interfering with a contract is still pending. The jury is settling on that and both slander and agreement obstruction bodies of evidence against Kris Jenner, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
After their first full day of deliberations, jurors were sent home on Friday without reaching a conclusion. After the Kim Kardashian decision, their instructions had to be changed, and attorneys and the judge answered a few of their questions. They are expected to resume early on Monday.
According to Chyna's lawsuit, the women falsely informed television executives and producers that Chyna had violently assaulted Rob Kardashian, her then-fiancé, in December 2016 in an effort to get her reality show, "Rob & Chyna," canceled.
During closing arguments on Thursday afternoon, Ciani argued that the women had no reason to believe the attack had occurred because Rob Kardashian had not sustained significant injuries as evidenced by testimony, photographs, and video from the time.
Ciani stated, "He didn't have a mark on him." There was
In her lawsuit, Chyna claims that she told television producers about false allegations of abuse in an effort to get her reality show "Rob & Chyna" cancelled.
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While the jury deliberates over the remaining elements, a judge on Friday threw out a portion of the case against Kim Kardashian in the lawsuit brought by the former reality TV star Blac Chyna.
Judge Gregory Alarcon ruled that Lynne Ciani, Chyna's attorney, did not receive any defamatory statements from Kardashian during the trial.
Kardashian's case for interfering with a contract is still pending. The jury is settling on that and both slander and agreement obstruction bodies of evidence against Kris Jenner, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
After their first full day of deliberations, jurors were sent home on Friday without reaching a conclusion. After the Kim Kardashian decision, their instructions had to be changed, and attorneys and the judge answered a few of their questions. They are expected to resume early on Monday.
According to Chyna's lawsuit, the women falsely informed television executives and producers that Chyna had violently assaulted Rob Kardashian, her then-fiancé, in December 2016 in an effort to get her reality show, "Rob & Chyna," canceled.
During closing arguments on Thursday afternoon, Ciani argued that the women had no reason to believe the attack had occurred because Rob Kardashian had not sustained significant injuries as evidenced by testimony, photographs, and video from the time.
Ciani stated, "He didn't have a mark on him." There was
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