The trial over a lawsuit that accuses Giants quarterback Eli Manning of knowingly passing off unused helmets to be marketed and sold as game-used has been delayed indefinitely, according to a court filing.
A June 9 ruling by New Jersey’s Bergen County Superior Court Judge James J. DeLuca said the trial, originally scheduled to begin Sept. 25, has been delayed.
No new trial date was set and no reason was given for the delay.
The delay means that Manning’s deposition under oath, scheduled for June 28, won’t go on as planned. The judge’s ruling said all depositions will now take place between Aug.