Law360, New York (January 31, 2012, 6:48 PM ET) -- The New York State Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority cannot avoid paying millions of dollars to retailers ousted by a development project simply because it is already required to shell out $35 million to the property owner affiliated with the tenants.
State Supreme Court Justice Martin Shulman brushed aside the MTA’s claim that the three food-service tenants and the property owner, DLR Properties LLC, a company controlled by franchise restaurateur Dennis Riese, should be treated as a single entity, which would...
MTA Must Shell Out To Ousted Retailers: NY Court
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