A thorny question of copyright law will remain unanswered ahead of a court-ordered auction of Dash's stake in a holding company that owns Jay-Z's famed debut album.
The messy legal battle over a court-ordered auction of Dash's stake in the company just got even more complicated.
The sale of Dash's shares in the company, which owns the rights to Jay-Z's famed debut album Reasonable Doubt, had been scheduled to take place on Thursday.
With the state's tax agency claiming the court-ordered auction must help pay off Dash's huge tax bill, it's unclear how much of the proceeds will be left for anyone else.
A source tells Billboard there are important limitations to the one-third interest in the company which is being auctioned off to satisfy the label co-founder's debts.
