MINEOLA The former CEO of Jamaica Savings Bank who became a director on the board of North Fork Bank after the two institutions merged has failed to convince a judge that he was unlawfully ousted from the board when he turned 70.
June 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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MINEOLA – The former CEO of Jamaica Savings Bank who became a director on the board of North Fork Bank after the two institutions merged has failed to convince a judge that he was unlawfully ousted from the board when he turned 70.
State Supreme Court Justice Leonard B. Austin threw out a complaint brought by Park T. Adikes, the former chairman, chief executive officer and major shareholder of Jamaica Savings Bank, that alleged fraud and breach of contract against North Fork Bancorporation.
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