A three-judge panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused to disturb a $20 million verdict against developer Pulte Homes of PA for breaching an agreement to build a residential community around a Chester County golf course.
June 15, 2017 at 11:51 PM
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A three-judge panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court has refused to disturb a $20 million verdict against developer Pulte Homes of PA for breaching an agreement to build a residential community around a Chester County golf course.
A Chester County jury returned the verdict in Applecross Club Operations v. Pulte Homes of PA after more than two weeks of trial in September 2015.
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