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Stowe property buyers sue ski resort

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In one lawsuit, Aaron Kwittken, CEO of Kwittken & Co., a New York City-based public relations firm, claims Stowe missed the Oct. 1 closing date on a share of a condominium he planned to buy. He now wants his 10 percent deposit on the $369,000 cost of a one-eighth share back, plus attorneys' fees, and nearly $1.5 million in punitive damages.


What a dosh-nozzle..
 

Tin Woodsman

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In one lawsuit, Aaron Kwittken, CEO of Kwittken & Co., a New York City-based public relations firm, claims Stowe missed the Oct. 1 closing date on a share of a condominium he planned to buy. He now wants his 10 percent deposit on the $369,000 cost of a one-eighth share back, plus attorneys' fees, and nearly $1.5 million in punitive damages.


What a dosh-nozzle..

The $1.5MM in punitive damages is stupid, and just a bargaining tactic, but I see nothing wrong with the rest of what he's asking for. While I'd much rather take that $369K and spend in on a 3BR, 2 bath cabin with a nice fireplace 15 minutes from the hill, who are we to question how the guy spends his money?
 

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"Punitive demage"? For his frailed nerve??? ;-)

It might, on the other hand, got his law suit thrown out of court instead!
 

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dosh is the family friendly word...anyway for the price of an eigth share at Stowe..you could buy like a small village in Costa Rica or a Hummer and a condo in Newark NJ..Jersey..

Or an entire block in West Philly...
 
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