A judge has ruled that comedian Jerry Seinfeld must pay real estate broker Tamara Cohen a commission of at least $98,750 for his $3.95 million Manhattan townhouse. Seinfeld had testified that Cohen did not deserve the payment, as she had not been available when he and his wife wanted to see the home. The Seinfelds also testified that they did not know that the reason Cohen did not return their calls was that she was an observant Jew and observed the Sabbath.
January 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has found himself on the losing end of a lawsuit involving a broker’s commission on his Manhattan townhouse.
Supreme Court Justice Rolando T. Acosta has ruled that Seinfeld must pay a real-estate broker a commission of at least $98,750 for the $3.95 million townhouse he and his wife purchased in 2005.
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