Game of Thrones star Esme Bianco sues Marilyn Manson for sexual assault
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Saturday May 01, 2021
‘Game of Thrones’ actress Esme Bianco has filed a lawsuit against Manson, alleging him of sexual assault, physical abuse and human trafficking.
The charming actress first went public with claims against the rock musician in February after Manson’s former fiancée Evan Rachel Wood and several other women made serious allegations, accusing him of sexual abuse, grooming and manipulation.
The lawsuit, filed on Friday (April 30) in the United States District Court, claims Manson violated laws in California for sexual assault and battery as well as human trafficking.
Extension of Applications of Permit to Drill (APDs)
Lease suspension
Applications for royalty relief
Notably, the March Memo specifically states that the above list is not exhaustive. And, to the extent approval is discretionary (i.e., extensions of APDs), we suspect an oil and gas lessee or operator will have difficultly receiving approval for those above-listed actions.
Although the March Memo is not addressed to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) serves as a technical advisor to the BIA and is required to approve certain actions that impact Indian tribal and individual trust and restricted lands. The March Memo fails to make this distinction, thus raising the question whether the March Memo also excludes actions taken with respect to Indian tribal and individual trust and restricted lands.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (“Court”) addressed in a March 31st Opinion the indemnification provision of an Asset Purchase Agreement (“APA”) involving contamination that was identified subsequent to closing. See Wisconsin Central Ltd. v. Soo Line Railroad Co., No. 19-3129.
One of the questions involved whether a claim had occurred within the meaning of the APA triggering indemnification.
In 1987 Wisconsin Central, Ltd. (“Wisconsin Central”) entered into an APA with the Soo Line Railroad Company (“Soo Line”) to purchase certain rail lines. The APA allocated responsibility between the parties for future environmental liabilities.
Soo Line agreed to retain liability and indemnify Wisconsin Central for: