A $4.75 million diamond was erroneously sold for $235,000 aboard a Starboard Cruise Services’ ship. Courtesy photo
Starboard Cruise Services entered a proposal for settlement in its legal battle with a passenger who purchased a $4.75 million diamond for the quoted price of $235,000 aboard one of its ships. After emerging victorious, the Third District Court of Appeal has denied the cruise line's motion for attorney fees because the passenger's claim sought both damages and non-monetary relief.
November 27, 2018 at 12:50 PM
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The latest installment in the battle between a cruise ship passenger and a Doral-based cruise line over a diamond worth nearly $5 million has handed a victory to the passenger.
The Third District Court of Appeal denied Starboard Cruise Services’ motion for attorney fees from former passenger Thomas DePrince in a ruling issued Wednesday. The two parties have been locked in litigation for several years over DePrince’s purchase of a 20.64-carat diamond for only $235,000 in 2013.
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