Professional Football Jamaica Limited (PFJL) says the Supreme Court has denied an injunction application filed by PIVOTT LLC that sought to prevent the organisation from producing and broadcasting the Jamaica Premier League (JPL).
In a statement issued Friday, PFJL said the Court also ordered that costs be paid to the organisation and rejected an oral application by attorneys representing PIVOTT LLC for leave to appeal the ruling.
According to PFJL, the decision effectively brings that aspect of the matter to a close.
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Professional Football Jamaica Limited (PFJL) says the Supreme Court has denied an injunction application filed by PIVOTT LLC that sought to prevent the

Court Denies Injunction Seeking to Prevent PFJL from Broadcasting JPL