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Texas Business Court Dismisses Councilman Crain’s Woodhaven Suit, Forces Buyout of Northern Crain Stake

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The Business Court of Texas dismissed every claim Fort Worth City Council member Michael Crain brought against his former partner Will Northern over the $8.5 million foreclosure purchase of the shuttered Woodhaven Country Club, deciding the case on standing rather than the merits and compelling Crain to surrender his stake in their jointly held brokerage.

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