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Busher v. Barry, Jr. et al
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January 03, 2020
Investors End Claims Against Golf Club For 2nd Circ. Appeal
Investors behind a suit accusing the executives of Winged Foot Golf Club of allowing the exclusive New York golf course to lease the grounds for a fraction of its value in order to maintain artificially low dues have voluntarily dismissed their remaining claims to pursue an appeal to the Second Circuit, according to a Thursday preliminary order in federal court.
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March 13, 2019
Winged Foot Golf Club Gets Partial Win In Lease Suit
The Winged Foot Golf Club and the directors of its holding company have won a partial victory in New York federal court in their bid to end a derivative shareholder suit accusing them of allowing the exclusive golf course to lease the grounds for a fraction of their value.
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June 07, 2017
Judge Wrongly Hid Winged Foot Land Value, Investors Say
Shareholders in the landowner leasing to the fabled Winged Foot Golf Club told a New York federal judge on Tuesday that they were robbed of the right to submit a counter-appraisal of the land because a magistrate judge improperly redacted a defense-side appraisal value from a transcript.
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November 30, 2016
Investors In Golf Club's Landlord Seek Docs From Insurer
Shareholders who say their company undervalues the land it leases to the famed Winged Foot Golf Club urged a New York federal court Tuesday to force an insurer to produce documents they say could show the landowner's directors knowingly stiffed investors.
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September 30, 2016
1961 Kelley Drye Winged Foot Memo Is Privileged, Judge Says
Winged Foot Golf Club and the public company that owns the land beneath it will not have to hand over documents relating to a 1961 memo from law firm Kelley Drye, as a New York federal judge in a shareholder derivative case ruled Friday that attorney-client privilege applied.