A Manhattan judge has ruled that the two entertainers could not be held accountable for damages to the trademark of Greenhouse, a SoHo club that shares owners and a liquor license with WiP, an adjacent club where the June 2012 fight over Rihanna took place, reported the New York daily News. <img alt="Drake and Chris Brown " src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jul/Drake-Chris.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 363px;" /> Drake and Chris Brown &quot;Unfortunately, brawls in bars and night clubs are commonplace. In fact, they have occurred in the past in Greenhouse,&quot; Supreme Court Justice Anil Singh had said in May. Entertainment Enterprises said the widely-publicised fight had put revellers off going to the Greenhouse club, costing them a lot of money. But Singh dismissed the case saying Drake and Brown as patrons had no special obligation to protect the reputation of a club that was adjacent to the one where the fight occurred. The judge said that if they broke any laws, it was up to the Manhattan District Attorney&#39;s office to press charges. The brawl had injured several people including basketball star Tony Parker.u00a0

Chris Brown and Drake will not have to pay USD 16 million in damages to a Manhattan nightclub for their violent brawl in a neighbouring club.

Drake, Chris Brown won't pay USD 16 to club in brawl case

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