The landlords of an Orlando, Fla., entertainment complex are suing two restaurateurs for refusing to move into a building because they claim it's haunted. The $2.6 million lawsuit says an offer to hold an exorcism was refused. The lawsuit also asks a judge to decide whether the building is haunted and, if so, whether the ghosts would interfere with the restaurant's business.
September 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The landlords of an Orlando, Fla., entertainment complex are suing two restaurateurs for refusing to move into a renovating building because they claim it is haunted.
Subcontractors who worked there and other people have reported seeing ghosts or other apparitions, said Lynn Franklin, attorney for the restaurant owners.
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