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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe maggot is sued for 5mil in FL
http://dailycaller.com/2016/08/15/trump-sued-for-5-million-by-members-of-his-own-golf-club/
LOCK HIM UP!
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The maggot is sued for 5mil in FL (Original Post)
Motley13
Aug 2016
OP
Money only goes one way with the Orange One. he doesn't pay it out to anyone. nt
TeamPooka
Aug 2016
#5
spanone
(135,843 posts)1. crooked donald
this guy is dung
blogslut
(38,001 posts)2. Can you find a link from a source that isn't awful?
The former members sued the golf club to recover almost $5 million in deposits that they say should have been refunded when Trump changed the membership rules after buying the money-losing venture from Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co. in 2012. They pointed to a letter they received from Trump.
"If you choose to remain on the resignation list, you're out," Trump wrote. "As the owner of the club, I do not want them to utilize the club nor do I want their dues."
The club members who are suing were on a list to resign from the club, and were to receive a refund of their deposit, once new members joined. Under the Ritz-Carlton rules, they could continue to use the club until they received their refunds. They paid $35,000 to $210,000 in deposits.
The membership agreements required the club to refund deposits within 30 days and when Trump failed to do that, he breached the contract, Brad Edwards, attorney for the former members, said at the start of the trial...
"If you choose to remain on the resignation list, you're out," Trump wrote. "As the owner of the club, I do not want them to utilize the club nor do I want their dues."
The club members who are suing were on a list to resign from the club, and were to receive a refund of their deposit, once new members joined. Under the Ritz-Carlton rules, they could continue to use the club until they received their refunds. They paid $35,000 to $210,000 in deposits.
The membership agreements required the club to refund deposits within 30 days and when Trump failed to do that, he breached the contract, Brad Edwards, attorney for the former members, said at the start of the trial...
WhiteTara
(29,718 posts)3. Thanks for the link
Yet more unhappy business associates.
saidsimplesimon
(7,888 posts)4. My thanks to the Motley crew.
The reason that rump is into politics is to protect his "interests" from the "rule of law". Take the faker down, let him serve time where he belongs, a Federal Prison.
TeamPooka
(24,228 posts)5. Money only goes one way with the Orange One. he doesn't pay it out to anyone. nt
Stonepounder
(4,033 posts)6. America's own, home-grown, Agent Orange. n/t