Real Estate/Development
Dec. 26, 2017
Component of $1B Los Angeles real estate dispute dismissed
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that two brothers in a long-running real estate battle worth $1 billion could not reignite litigation against another brother because they had previously sworn under oath that they had no stake in the partnership they were trying to gain some control of.
LOS ANGELES — Two brothers in a 15-year-plus real estate battle worth $1 billion cannot reignite litigation against another brother because they previously sworn under oath they had no stake in the partnership they were trying to gain some control of, a superior court judge ruled.
The decision could end litigation that began around 2002, when another brother, Shashikant Jogani, sued Haresh Jogani, claiming that his brother said he ...
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