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A judge in Florida has granted German billionaire Alexander Otto's motion to remove more than two dozen companies as third parties from his high-stakes divorce case. But there is a dispute about whether the order barring the parties from publicly disclosing financial information about Otto's family holdings is still in effect. The divorce could provide a rare window on the Ottos' predominantly privately held companies and their massive fortune.
May 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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