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UK indies lose out in DNA case.

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Fifteen UK indies are among those estimated to have lost up to $3m (2.1m [pounds sterling]) of consignment stock Stateside, after a US ruling went against them last week.

The indies' distributor Distribution North America (DNA)/ Valley Media was declared bankrupt earlier last November and a US judge ruled last week that the debtors were free to sell consignment stock they were holding for the companies.

Many of the indies, who were against the sell-off, say they had been caught out by changes to US stock legislation. The companies had rejected an offer by DNA/Valley Media to buy back their ...

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