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BusinessSpaceX has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by Cards Against Humanity concerning allegations of trespassing and damage to land owned by the game company in Texas. The dispute arose over SpaceX allegedly using the property without permission, leading to a lawsuit that claimed $15 million in damages.

SpaceX and Cards Against Humanity Settle Land Dispute

After a legal tussle regarding trespassing, SpaceX and the game maker Cards Against Humanity have come to an agreement. The case revolved around allegations of damage to property, fueling widespread interest.

Source: AP1 min read
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SpaceX has settled a lawsuit with Cards Against Humanity concerning allegations of trespassing and property damage in Texas. The court settlement came just before a scheduled jury trial, with no details disclosed but confirming SpaceX’s acknowledgment of trespassing. Cards Against Humanity, which acquired the land to oppose former President Trump's border wall, plans to restore the land after successfully removing SpaceX's equipment.

SpaceX has settled a lawsuit filed by Cards Against Humanity over alleged trespassing on a plot of land owned by the game maker in Texas. The lawsuit was settled just weeks before a jury trial was set to begin. Cards Against Humanity stated they could not disclose the settlement terms, but confirmed that SpaceX admitted to trespassing during the discovery phase of the case. Initially, the company sought $15 million in damages, citing loss of vegetation and other issues. The settlement will allow them to restore the land to its natural state, free from debris.

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