Recent orders entered make it increasingly unlikely investors trying to recover $8 million in Fort Lauderdale condo deposits from Donald Trump will prevail.
November 12, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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Another setback was suffered by a group of investors trying to recover nearly $8 million in real estate deposits from a failed Fort Lauderdale beachfront condominium tower project once promoted by Donald Trump.
Broward Circuit Judge Jeffrey Streitfeld refused Nov. 1 to reconsider his rejection of punitive damages. He initially denied the motion to amend the complaint to assert claims for punitive damages Sept. 16.
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