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CaseNo: CVNAKA111687, CourtName: MISC 3, Plaintiff: CFTC, State: CA California, UniqueCaseRef: LCD>CVNAKA111687, Contract, Act, Futures, Violation, Commodity, Transactions, Sterling, Commission, Foreign Currency, Ali, Mega Trend, Contract Market, Sale, Delivery, Execution, Commodity Futures Trading, California, Customers, Practices, Retail, Pursuant, District, Trade, Execution Facility, Price, Internet , ContentID: 120253749

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1   ORDER
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2   COMPLAINT
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15 pages
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Total Documents: 2 documents , 16 pages
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1 . ORDER

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2 . COMPLAINT

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ACT
DEFENDANTS
FUTURES
VIOLATION
COMMODITY
TRANSACTIONS
STERLING
COMMISSION
FOREIGN CURRENCY
ALI
MEGA TREND
CONTRACT MARKET
SALE
DELIVERY
BUSINESS
EXECUTION
COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING
CALIFORNIA
PLAINTIFF
CUSTOMERS
COURT
PRACTICES
RETAIL
PURSUANT
DISTRICT
TRADE
EXECUTION FACILITY
PRICE
INTERNET

 1     BERNARD J. BARRETT, State Bar No. 165869

 2     JOHN T. WISE, State Bar No. 87567
       COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION
 3     10900 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 400

 4     Los Angeles, California 90024
       Telephone (310) 443-4700
 5     Facsimile (310) 443-4745

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       Attorneys for Plaintiff
 7     Commodity Futures Trading Commission

 8

 9                           UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

10                         CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA

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       COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING  )
13     COMMISSION,                             )
                                               )  Case No. 02-6619    SHSx
14
                                               )
15                      Plaintiff,             )
                                               )  COMPLAINT FOR INJUNCTIVE
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        vs.                                    )  AND OTHER EQUITABLE RELIEF
17                                             )  AND FOR CIVIL PENALTIES
       NAWAB ALI KHAN ALI a.k.a.               )  UNDER THE COMMODITY
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       NAWAB KHAN a.k.a. ERIC ALI, an          )  EXCHANGE ACT, AS AMENDED,
19     individual; STERLING FX                 )  7 U.S.C. §§ 1-25
       INTERNATIONAL LLC, a Delaware           )
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       limited liability company; MEGA         )
21     TREND 2000, a California corporation;  )
       and ROGER BARRETO, an individual,  )
22                                             )

23                                             )

                     Defendants.               )
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  • COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION
  • 21 TREND 2000, a California corporation;) and ROGER BARRETO, an individual,)
  • U.S.C. § 2 (the "Act") grants plaintiff,
  • jurisdiction over certain transactions in foreign
  • currency that are contracts for the sale of a commodity for future delivery,
  • transact business in this District, and the acts and practices in violation of the Act
  • From December 21, 2000 to the present, Defendants have solicited
  • designated or registered by the Commission as a contract market or derivatives
  • transaction execution facility for such commodity,
  • such other relief as this Court may deem necessary or appropriate.
  • Defendant Sterling FX International,
  • It was engaged in the business of trading foreign currency
  • 16 futures contracts with the retail public.
  • Mega Trend on or about September,
  • Defendant Nawab Ali Khan Ali a.k.a. Nawab Khan a.k.a. Eric Ali is the
  • and refrain from the further offer or sale in California of any commodity under any
  • 16 the training for new Sterling FX customers.
  • classified section of newspapers and on career websites on the Internet.
  • where Defendants provide training on how to trade foreign currency
  • 25 and profit from anticipated price fluctuations in the markets for these currencies.
  • Pursuant to Section 13of the Act,
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