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SCC Alameda Point LLC v. City of Alameda et al
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September 19, 2012
SunCal Limited To $1M Potential Award In Alameda Dispute
A California federal judge on Friday limited real estate developer SunCal's potential damages award to $1 million in a contract dispute with the city of Alameda, Calif., over a master-planned community on a former naval base that SunCal says cost the developer $118 million.
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October 25, 2011
SunCal's Contract Claims Preserved In Calif. City Dispute
The city of Alameda, Calif., lost a bid Friday to dismiss claims that it breached a contract with real estate developer SunCal for a master-planned community on the site of a former naval base, while the city's then-planner succeeded in shaking fraud claims.