US Court Postpones Ruling on Korean Pop Star's Name
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A U.S. court has delayed ruling on whether Korean pop singer Jung Ji-hoon, also known as Rain, can use his stage name during his planned concert tour in the United States.
Last December, a U.S. music company Rain Corporation filed a lawsuit against the singer for performing in Las Vegas under his stage name. The company also sought a court injunction to stop him from using the name.
The verdict was scheduled to come out Thursday in the U.S. state of Nevada.
The organizer of the concerts said it had been informed by its lawyers that the Nevada court had decided to postpone the verdict by one week.
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
Last December, a U.S. music company Rain Corporation filed a lawsuit against the singer for performing in Las Vegas under his stage name. The company also sought a court injunction to stop him from using the name.
The verdict was scheduled to come out Thursday in the U.S. state of Nevada.
The organizer of the concerts said it had been informed by its lawyers that the Nevada court had decided to postpone the verdict by one week.
Reported by KBS WORLD Radio
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