Id. first M. P. Sovereign Grand Commander. Defendants also challenge Plaintiffs' standing to bring these claims. , and presided over by Ill. J. D. Kelly, 33 rd , as its M. P. Sov. On the contrary, as described further below, the record reflects Defendants' attempts to differentiate themselves from Plaintiffs.The Court finds that the record reflects Defendants' intent to distinguish themselves from Plaintiffs' organization. 256 at 20. Apr. See Dkt. ____ or Chapter No. regulate Scottish Rite Masonry from the fourth to the thirty-third degrees. It oversees the Scottish Rite in 35 states [4] (the other states fall within . Defendants also interfered with the contract between Plaintiffs and their members by representing that Defendants were an extension or a branch of Plaintiffs and thus, diluting the potency and authority of membership in Plaintiffs"); see also Masco Contractor Servs. The background of this case has been addressed at length in the pleadings and in the Court's previous order addressing Defendants' Motion to Dismiss. Several of is members consolidated with Excelsior Consistory to organize Occidental Consistory #2. A second Consistory, Occidental Consistory, was organized in 1889 by the USSC. 256, Ex. Defendant Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of Virginia Free and Accepted Masons and Defendant Roger Brown entered into a settlement agreement with Plaintiffs. 33 certificate issued by the United Supreme Council to Richard members of the Southern Supreme Council and the Southern and Western Supreme 319 at 6. It continues to exist today as the Supreme Council, 33, Southern Jurisdiction, and its see remains in Charleston, although its residence was moved to Washington, D.C., about 1870, and it now sits at the House of the Temple. Robinson 33 rd , of United Supreme, To support a claim of false designation of origin and/or trademark infringement under the Lanham Act, a, Full title:UNITED SUPREME COUNCIL, 33 DEGREE OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH, Court:UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA Alexandria Division, discussing waiver of legal capacity claim as to USC-SJ I. See Dkt. split. Va. 2012) (citing Kinetic Concepts, Inc. v. Convatec Inc. , No. 182 at 2. After incorporating Prince Hall Consistory in 1896, the JGJ-SC kept the Consistory in operation in a Bogus manner. Va. Jan. 23, 2012) (noting that even if a statement qualifies as a judicial admission, it is "not necessarily binding," because "considerations of fairness and the policy of encouraging judicial admissions require that trial judges be given broad discretion to relieve parties from the consequences of judicial admissions in appropriate cases").
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