Kanye West sustains another legal setback

• Kanye West’s case against an Australian burger joint was dismissed by an Australian federal court.
• In a complaint filed in October of last year, the troubled rapper claimed that College Dropout.
• Kanye West sustains another another legal setback.

Kanye West‘s case against an Australian burger joint was dismissed by an Australian federal court. In a complaint filed in October of last year, the troubled rapper claimed that College Dropout Burgers in Victoria had exploited his 2004 album’s title without his consent.

The rapper also charged that the fast food restaurant utilized deceptive branding to link itself to the celebrity and his brand. The Herald Sun reports that the Melbourne-based Federal Court of Australia rejected the West lawsuit. Lawyers for Mark Elkhouri, the proprietor of the eatery, asserted that Ye had repeatedly ignored them and had “no genuine interest in this process.”

West had “commenced proceedings with all guns blazing,” according to Justice Shaun McElwaine, but did not take any further action. According to ABC, neither the plaintiff nor his new legal representation were present in court today.

Elkhouri appeared in court sporting a T-shirt with the statement “I Am Not Kanye West” on it. He expressed his relief that the case was resolved to reporters while also expressing his continued admiration for Ye’s past work. Elkhouri continued, “[West] kind of helped me through some very, very bad times in my life, whether it was his prior albums and the type of message.

About the Donda rapper’s contentious actions, “I have no idea who the persona Ye is. I do not agree with him.”

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