The South Street Seaport in Manhattan upheld its contractual obligation to its tenants by maintaining and marketing the property, a state judge has found, mostly wrapping up a nine-year long litigation after a 61-day trial.
March 18, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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The South Street Seaport in Manhattan upheld its contractual obligation to its tenants by maintaining and marketing the property, a state judge has found, mostly wrapping up a nine-year long litigation after a 61-day trial.
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