Hun Seinfeld’s Lawyers Ask Judge to Throw Out Lawsuit
NEW YORK Jerry Seinfeld was merely joking when he likenned an adult female accusing his married woman of plagiarisation to the slayers of John Lennon and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., his attorneys said.
In a filing in U.S. District Court in Manhattan, lawyers for the former situation comedy star inquired a jurist to cast off out a causa filed by Missy Chase Lapine against Seinfeld and his married woman, the Daily News reported in Tuesday versions.
“Jerry Seinfeld made overstatements of sentiment for comic effect,” the comedian’s attorneys said in the filing.
Lapine, the writer of “The Sneaky Chef: Simple Strategies for Hiding Healthy Foods in Kids’ Favorite Meals,” accused Seinfeld’s married woman of plagiarising her cookery book. Jessica Seinfeld’s “Misleadingly Delicious: Simple Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Food” was promulgated in October; Lapine’s book was promulgated in April.
Attorneys for the Seinfelds off the plagiarization allegations in the tribunal filing, expression, “The thought of unavowed healthy nutrients into a child’s diet is notted original to your author.”
Lapine likewise contended in her cause that Jerry Seinfeld, piece making a promotional stop on CBS’ “Late Show With David Letterman,” advised she was a fruitcake by comparison her to the slayers of Lennon and King.