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Memorandum
of
Points
and Authorities
I.
Introduction
Although
internet registrations
are
valuable assets, California collections
law hasnot
developed
an
expeditious
way to
attach
and
sell
those
assets.
Plaintiff
has
worked
outa
cumbersome
way to get to the
value contained
in
Internet domain registrations, namely
to
bring
a
creditor's action, obtain
injunctive
relief
to
prevent transfer
of
domainregistrations,
and
obtain
a
receivership
to
sell those registrations. That procedure
has
been successful in two earlier matters, namely
Kurtz
v.
Network
Solutions,
LASC
Case
No.
LC073703,
and
Rambam
v.
Enom,
LASC
Case
No.
SC092414.
Each request
in the
instant
action
has been tested
in
actions
involving,
all parties now before this court, hasbeen approved
by
other judicial officers
in
those matters,
and has
succeeded
in
generatingsome credit towards
a
larger judgment.
II.
Background
Plaintiff
has a substantial judgment for damages caused by defamatory
communications
published
by
defendant.
The
defamation
was and
continues
to be
published
on the web sites associated with the registrations at that are the subject of thisaction.
The
defamation
was
sufficiently
vile
so as to
justify
a
judgment
for
$1,500,000
in
damages.
The
damages remain unpaid,
and the web
pages remain
on
line
to
causecontinued embarrassment
and
injury.
Recent examples
of the
defamation
are
attached hereto
in an
exhibit.
The
defamation, which
was
aimed
at
judgment creditor,
his
investigator Steven Rambam,
and
Ex-Parte Application Re T.R.O. And
O.S.C.
re Preliminary Injunction
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