NEW YORK CITY and the developer it chose to renovate Pier A in Battery Park are locked in litigation over unpaid rent and possession of the refurbished pier, which is now used to ferry commuters to New Jersey after the destruction of the World Trade Center PATH station.
July 23, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK CITY and the developer it chose to renovate Pier A in Battery Park are locked in litigation over unpaid rent and possession of the refurbished pier, which is now used to ferry commuters to New Jersey after the destruction of the World Trade Center PATH station.
The decision will be published Thursday.
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