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Nicholson et al v. Thrifty PayLess Inc et al
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February 06, 2015
Developer's Missteps Cost Shot At $60M Rite Aid Suit
A Washington federal judge on Thursday let Rite Aid Corp. and a subsidiary from out of a $60 million suit accusing them of breaching rent contracts, saying that the developer who sued them misrepresented his assets in a bankruptcy proceeding.
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February 18, 2014
Judge Trims $60M Suit Over Canceled Rite Aid Stores
A Washington federal judge on Tuesday trimmed a number of claims from a lawsuit brought against Rite Aid Corp. and Thrifty PayLess Inc. for allegedly breaching rent contracts and racking up $60 million in unpaid rent and contractors' out-of-pocket expenses through a "preferred developer" scheme.
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June 29, 2012
Rite Aid Faces $60M Development Suit Over Canceled Stores
A slew of developers have accused Rite Aid Corp. and Thrifty PayLess Inc. of breaching rent contracts and racking up nearly $60 million in unpaid rent and contractors' out-of-pocket expenses through a "preferred developer" scheme, according to a suit removed to federal court in Washington state Thursday.