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The parents of a learning-disabled boy are suing a Florida school district and the Walt Disney subsidiary that developed the town of Celebration, Fla., claiming the boy's school was nothing like the place promised in the company's marketing material. A circuit judge dismissed the suit, but the state's 5th District Court of Appeal has ruled the suit may go forward and cautioned that developers cannot make blanket promises about schools' quality when making a sales pitch.
December 12, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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