With Verstappen’s three wins and Pérez’s two, Red Bull has won all five races this season, holding a commanding lead in the conductor standings. “Picked the cars off, one by one … then a good little battle with at the end, so we all kept it clean and that’s most important. “Just had a clean race,” Verstappen said after the victory. #F1 #Formula1 #RedBullRacing /TsTzEsEMx8- F1 Live Clips May 7, 2023 #MiamiGP🇺🇸: Max Verstappen Grid Interview after Miami Grand Prix. Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso finished in third place, while George Russell of Mercedes came in fourth, and Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz finished in fifth. Red Bull teammate Sergio Pérez came in second place, marking the fourth time this season that Verstappen and Pérez have finished in the top two positions. The two-time defending world champion rallied all the way to the front of the pack after starting Sunday’s Miami Grand Prix in ninth place, claiming his third win in five starts this season. Sign up to view the latest case updates and court documents.View the original article to see embedded media.įor the second time in as many years, Max Verstappen took the podium in Miami. This case summary may not reflect the current position of the parties to this litigation or the status of this case. In its prayer for relief, the Plaintiff requested that the Court enter a preliminary injunction requiring immediate abatement of the Nuisances enter a permanent injunction requiring Factory Town, along with Factory Town’s partners, agents, contractors, representatives, vendors, event promotors, operators, and any transferee, assignee, successor in interest, or purchaser that may acquire Factory Town or the Property or operate at the Property, to operate under a remediation plan approved by the Court and grant such other relief as the Court deems just and equitable. Therefore, wherever a public nuisance is shown, equity must enjoin it at the suit of the government.”
“The duty of protecting the property right of all its citizens is sufficient warranty in issuing the injunction. The only claim for relief laid down by the Plaintiff deals with injunctive relief wherein the Plaintiff alleged that The City has a clear legal right to an injunction under these circumstances because the activity occurring at the Property is deemed a nuisance by Section 823.05, F.S.
In fact, Factory Town is currently promoting a twenty-four hour outdoor concert event, across the entire Property, to coincide with the Ultra Music Festival on March 26, 2022.” It is abundantly clear, based on Factory Town’s failure to respond to the Notices, that it does not intend to take any actions to mitigate the Nuisances instead, Factory Town will continue carrying on its loud, raucous events. The Plaintiff also alleged that “Despite the fact that Factory Town cannot erase the past Nuisances, it can and must abate the Nuisances going forward. Factory Town has been unresponsive to the Notices.” The Notice further advised Factory Town that if it failed to respond, the City would seek an injunction against Factory Town in the Circuit Court in and for Miami-Dade County, Florida. The Second Notice requested the same relief as the Initial Notice and gave Factory Town fifteen (15) days to respond. Stat., the City personally served its Second Notice to Abate Nuisances (“Second Notice”). Accordingly, in compliance with Section 60.05(3) (b), Fla. The Plaintiff further alleged that, “Factory Town failed to respond to the Initial Notice. The Initial Notice gave Factory Town ten (10) days to abate the Nuisances or provide a written response to the City providing proof.” Stat., on December 13, 2021, after an unsuccessful attempt to discuss the issues with the City of Hialeah, which issued a permit for the events that caused the Nuisances, the City personally served Factory Town with its Notice to Abate Nuisances (“Initial Notice”). Some residents feared for their safety, believing that the reverberations from the Nuisances would cause their roof to collapse. During that time, the loud noise emanating from Factory Town persisted until 3:00 a.m., leaving residents of the City scared and unable to sleep. In their complaint, the Plaintiff alleged that, “Between Decemand December 5, 2021, the City’s Police Department received over 243 complaints concerning the Nuisances. This case was filed in the Florida Dade Court System in the Miami-Dade County Courthouse. Graham, filed a foreclosure lawsuit against Factory Town Holdings, LLC (“Factory Town” or “Defendant”), seeking preliminary and permanent injunctive relief, among other reliefs, for the alleged nuisance caused by the Defendant. On January 21, 2021, the City of Miami Springs, Florida (“City” or “Plaintiff”), represented by Jessika A.
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