Carnival Corp.’s hopes of sinking litigation over its use of property seized by the Cuban government have been dashed following orders by two federal judges.

District Judge Beth Bloom denied the cruise line’s motion to dismiss the complaint filed in the Southern District of Florida by the Havana Docks Corp. on Tuesday. Similarly, Senior District Judge James Lawrence King issued an order Monday rejecting Carnival’s argument to toss a lawsuit brought against the company by Jacksonville surgeon Javier Garcia-Bengochea.

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