Yesterday we told you about the courtroom battle between Mike Feinstein and Atlantic Bank. The bank is suing Feinstein because they alleged that Feinstein secretly titled the 23-acre island extension on Stake Bank in his personal name, leaving the bank with only the 16-acre center.
Today, Troy Gabb, the project manager for Stake Bank, was cross-examined. He was asked about the project's prospectus in 2019, which would have shown the original placement of the docks as well as structures on the 23-acre extension.
The cross-examination did not last long and was followed by a reexamination by Feinstein's attorney Rumen Cholakov.
The trial judge Rajiv Goonetilleke has reserved judgment.
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