The case ended up in the Eighth Judicial District Court of Judge Mark Denton. Earlier Judge Denton granted the defendants’ motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction on behalf of the individual Irish defendants, along with several of the causes of action in the plaintiff’s first amended complaint (Judge Denton threw out most of the original complaint in December of last year on a technicality). Allegations of conspiracy, negligence, intentional interference and consumer fraud were also dismissed with prejudice. However, he did not grant the motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction on behalf of Harcourt being operated by Irish defendants. So some of the causes of action in the amended complaint are being upheld including the crucial one, breach of contract.

Regardless of the outcome of the court case, its doubtful that Sullivan Square will be completed, at least in its original form. Should the case be won by the developer, considering the market downturn, Sullivan Square will not be able to retain the prices they had a few years ago. Buyers looking for a green condo will be forced to reconsider CityCenter.

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