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Just before the special day of Chai Elul, the news came that a panel of three judges of the appeals court of New York ruled in the long legal saga waged over the use of the logo of Kehos. “Merkos” had sued Vaad L’hafotzas Sichos in an attempt to prevent them from publishing the Rebbe’s Seforim, including the Lekutei Sichos, with the Kehos logo • Full Story
The Jewish judge of New York, Mr. Frederick Block, issued another ruling Monday, July 25, in the long legal saga waged over the Kehos logo’s use. Where Merkos sued Vaad L’hafotzas Sichos in an attempt to prevent them from publishing the Rebbe’s Seforim, including the Lekutei Sichos, with the Kehos logo • Full Story
In a landmark ruling earlier today, Thursday, a New York court finally ruled on the drawn out legal battle brewing for years. This after Merkos sued Vaad L’hafotzas Sichos, in an attempt to prevent them from publishing the Rebbe’s Seforim, including the Lekutei Sichos, with the Kehos logo • Full Story
For days, the Jewish judge heard testimony from various individuals who were involved in publishing Chabad works throughout the years, including the founding and running of Kehos. Among those called to testify was the Rebbe’s secretary, Rabbi Leibel Groner • Full Story
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