Chicago Title Insurance Co. must pay more than $1.65 million in legal fees and costs in a dispute over former railroad property that Jersey City wants to transform into a park similar to Manhattan's High Line.
January 10, 2013 at 08:05 PM
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Chicago Title Insurance Co. must pay more than $1.65 million in legal fees and costs in a dispute over former railroad property that Jersey City wants to transform into a park similar to Manhattan’s High Line.
Hudson County Superior Court Judge Barry Sarkisian on Tuesday ordered payment to the insureds, eight companies created by developer Steven Hyman that own parcels making up the half-mile-long Harismus Stem Embankment elevated rail spur.
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