Mar 8, 2006 • 1 min read

Victory sue Koch

US label Victory Records has sought summary judgement against distributor Koch Entertainment over unpaid balances and unaccounted inventory from a Canadian distribution deal.

More legal nonsense, and US independent Victory Records has asked for a 'summary judgement' (that's a judgement without a full trial, legal fact fans) to be made against distribution firm Koch Entertainment over allegations of breach of contract.

Victory are seeking payment of an outstanding balance of $50K, legal fees of $25.5 and Canadian $258K relating to 'unaccounted inventory'. All this seems to relate to a distribution deal Victory had with Koch in Canada from 1998 to 2005. That relationship ended last year when Victory struck a deal with Universal North of the border.

Koch are yet to respond to the legal claim.

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