Задержка правосудия? Апелляция по иску Ripple против SEC грозит закрытием

cryptonews.ruPubblicato 2022-05-22Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-12-22

  • Апелляция Ripple против SEC продвигается вперед, основные сроки ее рассмотрения установлены на 2025 год.
  • Реакция SEC на дело Ripple может быть отложена из-за возможной приостановки работы правительства США.
  • Ripple сохраняет уверенность, несмотря на продолжающиеся проблемы и апелляции по иску XRP.

Апелляция по иску Ripple против SEC продвигается вперед, и Апелляционный суд девятого округа назначил ключевые даты на 2025 год.

#XRP NEWS FLASH 🚨 Ripple gets a new date from the US court of appeal against the SEC 💪✅️

This is a new development according to a close source, as the dragging lawsuit comes to an end on Monday, the 23rd of Dec 2024.

YES!!! WE DID IT 💪💪 WE WON $XRP 🏆 😎 pic.twitter.com/yNf9hWyGY6

— RippleLord 🥇 (@Ripplelordz) December 21, 2024

Однако надвигается потенциальная приостановка работы правительства США, что грозит отсрочить и без того затянувшуюся юридическую тяжбу и окончательное решение о нормативном статусе XRP. Поскольку криптосообщество внимательно следит за развитием событий, суд назначил дату апелляции на 6 марта 2025 года, а Ripple и генеральный директор Брэд Гарлингхаус, как ожидается, подадут свои ответные документы к 7 апреля 2025 года.

Ключевые даты: Посредничество и распоряжения о стенограммах

До главного события 2025 года истец Брэдли Состэк должен подать ходатайство о посредничестве до 23 декабря 2024 года.

Кроме того, постановление о слушании апелляции назначено на 31 декабря, а стенограмма апелляции должна быть представлена к 30 января 2025 года. В заявлении суда указано, что непредставление этих документов может повлечь за собой отклонение апелляции, что обеспечит соблюдение обеими сторонами установленных сроков.

Иск Ripple SEC: апелляция

Несмотря на успех Ripple в окружном суде, где судья Филлис Гамильтон вынесла решение в пользу компании и удовлетворила ходатайства об изменении постановлений, истец Брэдли Состак продолжает оспаривать результат. Он пытается обжаловать постановления, надеясь отменить решение суда.

Читайте также: Ripple против SEC: пропущенный срок подачи апелляции может положить конец судебному процессу по XRP

Однако, поскольку судебный процесс по XRP продолжается, SEC сталкивается с дополнительными трудностями. Правительство США приближается к риску остановки из-за претензий по финансированию, что вызывает обеспокоенность по поводу задержек в ответе SEC на апелляцию.

Приостановка работы правительства может еще больше осложнить судебный процесс, затянув принятие решений и усилив давление на все вовлеченные стороны.

Кроме того, задержка с ответами SEC может дать Ripple больше времени для подготовки своей защиты, но это также может задержать принятие окончательного решения о нормативном статусе XRP.

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