PennyPurple said:

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

Another crazy filed saying she is P's wife.

I cant read her writing.

I think the first name is Yolanda?

Isn't it to late for that? It should be thrown out, shouldn't it?

One would think so.

Since the estate will be open for many more years to come, I am sure the occasional deluded person will pop up to claim something or other.

Does this mean that there may be a Cirque de Solei show in the works?

Applicants have made requests for compensation in categories other than those discussed above, such as Fee Petition, General, Short Form Agreements, UMG Agreement, Meetings with Clients, Bravado, Estate Investors, Travel, Cirque de Solei, Sirius, Court Appearance and Filings, Prince Act, Tidal, etc. In respect these categories not addressed above, the Applicants have failed to provide affidavit or other submissions adequately showing any benefit or other qualifying element of the statute. Also, there have been requests for costs without an adequate showing as to how the costs were tied to services about which a benefit was shown. In short, Applicants (1) have failed to adequately show how the services (and time entries) in these other categories or costs were to the extent of contributions to a benefit, and (2) have failed to adequately show, or provide any information as to, how the compensation associated with these services (and time entries) or costs were “commensurate” with any benefit “from” such services.


http://www.mncourts.gov/m...-Issue.pdf

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PennyPurple said:

Does this mean that there may be a Cirque de Solei show in the works?

Applicants have made requests for compensation in categories other than those discussed above, such as Fee Petition, General, Short Form Agreements, UMG Agreement, Meetings with Clients, Bravado, Estate Investors, Travel, Cirque de Solei, Sirius, Court Appearance and Filings, Prince Act, Tidal, etc. In respect these categories not addressed above, the Applicants have failed to provide affidavit or other submissions adequately showing any benefit or other qualifying element of the statute. Also, there have been requests for costs without an adequate showing as to how the costs were tied to services about which a benefit was shown. In short, Applicants (1) have failed to adequately show how the services (and time entries) in these other categories or costs were to the extent of contributions to a benefit, and (2) have failed to adequately show, or provide any information as to, how the compensation associated with these services (and time entries) or costs were “commensurate” with any benefit “from” such services.


http://www.mncourts.gov/m...-Issue.pdf

[Edited 10/10/18 20:40pm]

Sounds like at the very least, it was discussed at one time.

ISaidLifeIsJustAGame said:

PennyPurple said:

Does this mean that there may be a Cirque de Solei show in the works?

Applicants have made requests for compensation in categories other than those discussed above, such as Fee Petition, General, Short Form Agreements, UMG Agreement, Meetings with Clients, Bravado, Estate Investors, Travel, Cirque de Solei, Sirius, Court Appearance and Filings, Prince Act, Tidal, etc. In respect these categories not addressed above, the Applicants have failed to provide affidavit or other submissions adequately showing any benefit or other qualifying element of the statute. Also, there have been requests for costs without an adequate showing as to how the costs were tied to services about which a benefit was shown. In short, Applicants (1) have failed to adequately show how the services (and time entries) in these other categories or costs were to the extent of contributions to a benefit, and (2) have failed to adequately show, or provide any information as to, how the compensation associated with these services (and time entries) or costs were “commensurate” with any benefit “from” such services.


http://www.mncourts.gov/m...-Issue.pdf

[Edited 10/10/18 20:40pm]

Sounds like at the very least, it was discussed at one time.

Interesting. I think that would be awesome.

I do admit I like how CoAmerica Bank is handling Prince's estate.