A Boca Raton real estate investor-developer in a 16-year-old legal dispute with Taib Bank units is asking a Palm Beach circuit judge to vacate a final judgment order, asserting it was premature.
Circuit Judge David Crow granted Delray Property Investments, a Taib Bank subsidiary, the right to collect a disputed broker’s commission plus interest estimated to be worth a total of about $500,000. Crow also accepted a court-appointed accountant’s version of financial accounts for a Juno Beach shopping center.
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