Gerald v. Gerald

How courts have described this case

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• granting injunction for violation of securities law against defaulting defendant based on allegations in the complaint
• granting injunction for violation of securities laws against defaulting defendant in part because the defendant “ha[d] defaulted in this action and, therefore, ha[d] not recognized the wrongful nature of its conduct and ha[d] made no assurances against future violations.”
• “No reasonable investor would have invested . . . had he or she known . . . [the defendant] would use most of the investment funds for personal expenses.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).