September 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A contract dispute between the owners and managers of a luxury hotel in Hawaii has ended up in the courtroom of a judge of Manhattan Supreme Court’s Commercial Division.
On Sunday, the owners of the $250 million Waikiki Edition hotel staged what Marriott International Inc. described as “an overnight raid,” ousting Marriott in favor of new management.
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