ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. AP - Admitting it hasn't made loan payments since October, Resorts Atlantic City is trying to fight off foreclosure by arguing that its lenders don't have a casino license and therefore can't own or operate the place.Resorts also plans to set aside $15 million to cover payouts to winning gamblers, payroll and taxes while the two sides battle for control of New Jersey's first casino.
February 16, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. AP – Admitting it hasn’t made loan payments since October, Resorts Atlantic City is trying to fight off foreclosure by arguing that its lenders don’t have a casino license and therefore can’t own or operate the place.
Resorts also plans to set aside $15 million to cover payouts to winning gamblers, payroll and taxes while the two sides battle for control of New Jersey’s first casino.
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