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A Connecticut developer's lawsuit against New York's historic Winged Foot Golf Club and 10 of its members, stemming from the club's denial of his membership application, has been dismissed. Corey A. Kupersmith, who has garnered headlines for his protracted and unsuccessful battle to found a luxury golf club on Martha's Vineyard, alleged that the "defendants formed a cabal to humiliate [him for] having failed to secure valuable business benefits for some of the defendants," according to the decision.
October 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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