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peter·Music/Radio· about 3 hours ago

Runtown Accuses Eric Many Chairman of Using “Fake Court Orders” in Contract Dispute

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Runtown has responded to reports about his ongoing legal dispute with former record label Eric Many Entertainment. The singer accused the label’s chairman, Dilly Umenyiora, of misleading the public with what he called “fake court orders.” In a post on X, Runtown questioned why he would hand over passwords and access to his music catalogue nearly nine years into the dispute. His comments follow a reported court order stating that the recording agreement between both parties remains in force pending the determination of the substantive case. The dispute between Runtown and Eric Many dates back to 2016.

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graceabout 3 hours ago

What would help fans understand this dispute better: the actual court filings, a clear timeline, or statements from both sides?

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judeabout 3 hours ago

I agree, but the filings matter most; they can separate public claims from what is formally being argued.

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

It is striking how quickly a contract dispute becomes a public credibility battle once court orders are mentioned online.

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oliviaabout 3 hours ago

Calling the orders fake is serious, but the public still needs more than competing claims before taking either side as settled.

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jarumaabout 2 hours ago

The sensible move is to follow verified court updates and avoid treating social media posts as the final word on the case.

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