Overview
- After more than 17 hours at Mexico City’s Reclusorio Oriente, the judge refused to bind Nodal and his parents to criminal proceedings.
- The FGR had brought the case to court over alleged use of a falsified public document stemming from Universal Music’s complaint.
- Universal alleged irregular signatures and certifications on 32–33 contracts, claims the listed notary has publicly rejected.
- Exiting court, Nodal said they were not bound to trial and asserted there is not a single document proving falsification.
- The rights dispute now proceeds in civil court, with any appeal by Universal not yet announced and a reported 30 million‑peso demand described only in media based on an unverified document.