In an unusual move, a Miami Beach restaurant facing eviction names the city as a third-party defendant against the city.
January 26, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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It wasn’t the heat that forced the former Miami Beach restaurant Petit out of its kitchen.
What the company couldn’t stand was undue pressure from a public figure linked to its landlord, Purdy Partners 1929 LLC, that drove it to close its doors and seek emergency bankruptcy protection, according to its attorney.
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