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Obester et al v. Boutique Hotel Development Company, LLC dba Hilton Promenade at Branson Landing et al
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January 17, 2014
Mo. Hilton Condo Investors Drop Fraud Claims
The majority of investors suing Boutique Hotel Development and its affiliates in Missouri federal court for allegedly luring them into fraudulently purchasing condos in a Hilton-branded hotel through securities transactions that were mischaracterized as real estate deals dropped their case Thursday, according to court documents.
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February 28, 2012
Mo. Hilton Condo Hotel Sales Weren't Securities: Judge
A Missouri federal judge on Monday tossed out several claims against companies that allegedly lured investors into fraudulently purchasing condos in a Hilton-branded hotel, saying the condo sales in question did not equate to a securities transaction.