Experience Hendrix LLC, the company owned by the father of Jimi Hendrix, has filed a writ in the High Court in London seeking injunctions restraining U.S.-based PPX Enterprises Inc. and Edward Chalpin from releasing the late guitarist's recordings. According to Billboard Bulletin, the suit -- the latest legal move in a dispute dating back to 1967 -- claims that PPX and Chalpin breached a 1973 court order by failing to hand over all the masters in their possession, issuing Hendrix recordings, and failing to pay royalties. Experience Hendrix is seeking orders to force PPX and Chalpin to hand over songs from six albums. It is also seeking an accounting of royalties, payment of all royalties found due, and unspecified damages.
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