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k, NY, 10022 at 10:00 M. on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 to give testimony in a cau herein Jeffrey Epstein and L.S.J., LLC are the Plaintiffs, and Fancelli Panelling, Inc. and E. Molyneux Studio, Ltd. are the Defendants in a civil action for damages. This Subpoena shall remain in full effect until you are granted leav

ign, color and finish of the proposed Library Cabinetry. Mr. Epstein and I later EFTA00589459 Affidavit of Juan Pablo Molyneux Epstein et al. vs. Fancelli Panelling, Inc. agreed to certain refinements to that design which required that the columns and cornices included in the general design be intricately carved with

ign, color and finish of the proposed Library Cabinetry. Mr. Epstein and I later EFTA00722277 Affidavit of Juan Pablo Molyneux Epstein et al. vs. Fancelli Panelling, Inc. agreed to certain refinements to that design which required that the columns and cornices included in the general design be intricately carved with

s ("Stipulation"). By Order dated March 7, 2011, this Court disapproved the Stipulation to which the parties had agreed and ordered that "Defendant Fancelli Panelling, Inc. must FILE its Motion to File its Reply Out of Time on or before March 10, 2011..." The March 7, 2011 Order further stated that Defendant's Motion t

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