NY Times - In
a highly unusual turn of events for a sitting president, a federal
judge in Florida on Wednesday ordered a golf resort owned by President
Trump to pay $5.7 million for refusing to refund deposits to members who
wanted to resign from the club.
In
his ruling, the judge said that Mr. Trump, by sending a letter in late
2012 denying access to members who wanted to resign from the Trump
National Golf Club in Jupiter — a process that could take years — had
set off a contract clause that should have resulted in an immediate
refund of their membership fees. Instead, the money was withheld.
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