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For the unversed, on June 9, Dame Dash was ordered to give up complete ownership of his companies and movie copyrights after he failed to pay the $823,284.71 judgment.

Now, the court has cleared the way for the sale of Dash’s full ownership in Dash Films Inc. Also up for grabs are his interests in Bluroc LLC and Blakroc LLC, both music-related ventures.

Back in 2019 filmmaker Josh Webber sued Dash for copyright infringement and defamation over the Dear Frank movie. The ruled in favor of Webber awarding him $900,000.

He went on to cast Hart in another movie, Death of a Dynasty, which Dash says was the comedian’s second acting role, citing the early potential he saw in the rising star. “I thought he was funny.

New York bought Damon Dash's shares of Roc-A-Fella Records at a federal auction to satisfy a 2022 lawsuit judgment that awarded movie producer Joshia Webber more than $820,000.

During an Instagram live session, a clip of which Dame Dash posted on the platform on Thursday, September 5, Dash was asked whether he would work together with 50 Cent on a show or a movie project.

In February, a New York judge ordered Roc-A-Fella Inc to deliver Dash’s shares of the company to the US Marshals to satisfy an $823K judgment from movie producer Josh Webber and Muddy Waters Films.

Dame Dash has suffered another legal blow. After requesting a reduction in child support payments, the hip-hop mogul was ordered to sell his remaining shares in Roc-A-Fella Records—the storied ...