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' (Doc. . Privacy Policy | Terms | Careers with mctlaw. See Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317, 322 (1986). The next day, September 20, Moran provided Nanula with a preliminary analysis of Philmont Club's finances, and Nanula replied, E. Ridgewood's Interest in a Potential Transaction, In September 2016, Plotnick, then-Vice President of Ridgewood, a developer, attended an industry conference in Texas, where he met PCC's golf management consultant, John Brown of Brown Golf Management. (Id. ), The following day, July 23, NPT and PCC entered into an agreement of sale (AOS), pursuant to which PCC agreed to sell the Property to NPT for $12 million, assuming a yield of 162 lots. No. First, the resignation emails do not show that PCC members would have voted against the sale of the Club to CGP had they known of Ridgewood and CGP's relationship and the profits the Defendants stood to gain as a result of the deal. Id. (See Doc. No. 944 F.3d 1259 (10th Cir. All future club required CapX will be the responsibility of Concert; and [t]hird, 60/40 (Concert/Ridgewood) of all additional proceeds. (Id.) 100-5, Ex. (See, e.g., Doc. No. Pa. 1996) and In re Westinghouse Sec. Nanula predicted that he would be in front of [PCC's] Board or at least Executive Committee by midNovember and will see if a consensus can be reached on our proposal. (Id.) at 50-53.) ), After Meyer reviewed CGP's proposal, he responded, I thought upon closing the real estate transaction we would have the full proceeds of the sale available towards capital improvements but I'm only seeing $5M listed. (Doc. No. (Id. No. Co. v. Zenith Radio Corp., 475 U.S. 574, 587 (1986) (citation omitted). ), The Phase II Capital Projects were subject to change arising from consultation with the new Club Advisory Board; New club member surveys; input and recommendations by [Concert Philmont's] operating consultants and experts; and Concert Philmont's refinement of the scope of such items after closing, at its discretion. And, even to the extent that a statement about the mere intent to make an offer (i.e., a promise to make a promise) is a partial or ambiguous statement, as NPT posits, the Ridgewood Defendants are the ones who purportedly made this statement to PCC-not the Concert Defendants. Chairman and No. 100-22, Ex. There is no evidence that PCC seriously considered NPT's revised proposal, which outlined two different options. No. 37 to Ex. A (The purchase price for the Property shall be Twelve Million, Two Hundred Thousand and no/100 Dollars ($12,200,000) assuming a yield of one hundred sixty-two (162) single family market rate semi-attached residential townhome fee simple footprint lots.).) July 18, 2014) (The New Jersey Supreme Court has held that proof of actual damages is not necessary to survive summary judgment on a breach of contract claim: the general rule is that whenever there is a breach of contract . DD at 5.5(k). W at 27:1-10, 35:18-36:11, 46:4-8. 116-16) pertaining to capital improvements and appears entirely unrelated to trying to hide or deceive PCC as to CGP and Ridgewood's relationship); Doc. at 118:3-9. No. No. No. No. 100-33, Ex. 17-1694, 2018 WL 827433, at *5 (E.D. See Gnagey Gas & Oil Co., 82 A.3d at 501-02 (explaining difference between passive concealment and mere silence versus active concealment and suppression of the truth). Nanula estimated that the member vote will be 90%+ in favor. (Id.) (Our proposal guarantees you all of the money that is currently at risk in the existing Center [sic] Golf offer.). A; Doc. (Compare Doc. The Third Circuit noted that while Pennsylvania courts have adopted the duty to speak requirement, the cases leave us uncertain of the extent to which Pennsylvania law includes the Restatement's discrete criteria for when a duty to speak arises and then interpreted two Pennsylvania cases, one in which latent problems were not discoverable by other reasonable means and one in which one party was the only reasonable source of the information. Id. NPT counters that New Jersey law applies, citing to a choice of law provision in the Confidentiality Agreement. 1 at 226-41. W at 117:17-22; see also id. But it did not. ), Nonetheless, according to Meyer, even if another offer were available, PCC may have still moved forward given its financial predicament and its desire to no longer operate the Club. the law ordinarily infers that damage ensued, and, in the absence of actual damages, the law vindicates that right by awarding nominal damages.' 100-5, Ex. . 384, 387 (3d Cir. at 36:2-11.). 100-5, Ex. The Court concludes there is not. 53 at 26-29 (discussing gist of the action doctrine) with id. 100-24, Ex. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. 100-5, Ex. Ins. MM at 186:17-188:12 (Meyer testifying that on November 2, 2016, he told Nanula he believed that PCC would receive the full proceeds of the sale of the Property to go towards capital improvements (i.e., phase two of the capital improvements projects) instead of just $5 million, that he ultimately understood Nanula's rationale to limit PCC's recovery to $5 million of the proceeds of the sale of the Property given the risks and costs of the development process, and that he decided to move forward with the transaction anyway because PCC was in a position of financial weakness and didn't really have a whole lot of room to negotiate); Doc. (Doc. 2022) (holding that the evidence produced by [the plaintiff] would allow a reasonable jury the option of concluding by clear and convincing evidence that Drexel misrepresented or concealed its own projections for student enrollment). 2:23-CV-00344 | 2023-01-27. 173.) The proposed Seventh Amendment was not executed. (Doc. W at 36:20-37:13.). (Doc. Plaintiff North Penn Towns, L.P. (NPT), as assignee of Philmont Country Club (PCC), has sued Concert Golf Partners, LLC (CGP) and Peter Nanula (the T.) NPT's revised proposal included a chart comparing NPT/Metropolitan's proposals side-by-side to CGP's proposal. D at 29:13-22.) (See Doc. . ), In an email from months before the PSA was executed, November 21, 2016, Nanula emailed Brandon Collins at CGP, writing, The wild ideas the Board has about a master plan' for the North Course are probably way overblown, and we have huge capital needs in the clubhouse, HVAC, etc. ), Two days after the Club visit, on September 29, Ridgewood and PCC executed a confidentiality agreement to facilitate the sharing of information, pursuant to which Ridgewood agreed to not disclose or disseminate PCC's proprietary, non-public information. (Doc. ), On December 20, NPT sent Meyer a revised proposal to buy the Property. (Doc. at 35.) Shortly after the visit, Plotnick emailed Meyer, stating, Thanks again for taking the time to speak with and tour Jonathan and I [sic] today. Nanula assured Meyer that CGP would find the right people to get this land transaction done. (Id.) (Id.) No. Restatement (Second) Torts 551(1) (One who fails to disclose to another a fact that he knows may justifiably induce the other to act or refrain from acting in a business transaction is subject to the same liability to the other as though he had represented the nonexistence of the matter that he has failed to disclose, if, but only if, he is under a duty to the other to exercise reasonable care to disclose the matter in question.). ), About a week later, on September 14, NPT provided NVR with formal notice of [its] intention to terminate the AOS. (See Doc. in order to deal with member capex obligations, which could go higher than the $5-6m, and last, splitting the remainder of the proceeds 60-40 (60% CGP, 40% Ridgewood). The AOS provided NPT with a 90-day due diligence period, during which time NPT had the right to terminate the AOS for any reason. 2.) Pa. Jul. ), In its response, NPT asserts that the Concert Defendants' argument that the gist of the action doctrine bars the fraud claim necessarily fails because the Court already found the gist of the action doctrine inapplicable. (See Doc. No. No. No. No. A Ultimately, PCC rejected NPT's proposals. (Doc. 100-26, Ex. W at 111:3-9, 111:15-18.) A.) by concealment or other action intentionally prevents the other from acquiring material information. Restatement (Second) of Torts 550. 2003). First, in the Court's August 18, 2021 Memorandum, the Court sua sponte considered the gist of the action doctrine in determining whether fraud claims arose under the PSA. Pa. 2009) (collecting cases); see also First United Bank & Tr. However, it may take years before a resigned member actually gets their check. The evidence showed that Gnagey had discarded the abandoned tanks and the soil, and backfilled the excavated area without informing the Fund that it discovered the abandoned tanks; changed its invoicing procedure to the Fund after discovering the abandoned tanks; and issued three invoices to the Fund accompanied by photographs, narratives, and a chronology of daily work activities, all of which failed to document or disclose the abandoned tanks. Id. ), to Plotnick's knowledge, there were no governmental approvals issued, or even applied for, that would permit the development of the Property with 160 or more units as of that date (see Doc. 100-2 at 8-22.) NN at 262:10-21.) I don't know the answer to that question.).) 9; Doc. (See id. 173)-notwithstanding the fact that he had told Ridgewood that he was ready to paper [their] deal the week prior (Doc. CONCERT GOLF PARTNERS waiver sent on 12/31/2018, answer due 3/1/2019; CONCERT PHILMONT, LLC waiver sent on 12/31/2018, answer due 3/1/2019. No. In other words, refund plans for resigned members are moving forward even with the sale of the country club. 149-1 at 83; see also Doc. First, NPT has not pointed to any evidence showing that CGP and Ridgewood's partnership was a fact basic to the transaction. C at 228 (Mike Tulio's (the then-Vice President of Land Acquisition at Metropolitan) testimony that he signed the Fifth Amendment to the AOS on behalf of NPT); Doc. 5 to Ex. (Id. The Club at Renaissance, Concert Golfs most recent acquisition, is located within an exclusive South Florida community. Like their neighbors, several Concert Golf Partners employees experienced damage to their homes and their hardship did not go unnoticed. ), Silverman is a Certified Public Accountant and a business advisor. No. CGP and Ridgewood's Initial Interactions in Fall 2016, In September 2016, Nanula met Plotnick at an industry conference. To that end, the crux of the original fraud claim pertained to Ridgewood and CGP's alleged misrepresentations as to the riskiness of developing the Property, not capital expenditures. 149-1 at 158; Doc. 2 to Ex. ), Plotnick also suggested that $5 million from the sale of the Property be reinvested in Philmont Club as capital expenditures. at 2-3 (The primary motivation behind my resignation has been Concert Golf's refusal to respond to my repeated requests (i) to confirm in writing . 28, 2022). 173.) 16 (October 19, 2018 resignation email from Mitch Russell, stating, There is no regard for the agreement between Philmont and Concert golf [sic] and I will clearly go on the record of saying Concert stole Philmont and to date has yet to live up to any of the declarations in the agreement . Plotnick proposed that CGP purchase Philmont CC from the members, including both 18 hole courses; Ridgewood would ha[ve] no involvement on the golf side and instead would be brought in as a joint venture partner solely on the redevelopment portion of the property. (Id.) For the foregoing reasons, the Court grants summary judgment to the Concert Defendants on Counts I (fraud), II ( 550), III ( 551), and IV (aiding and abetting) and grants summary judgment to the Ridgewood Defendants on Counts II ( 550), III ( 551), V (aiding and abetting). (Doc. (Doc. (Id. (Doc. 149-1 at 48; see also Doc. No. Because we find that there is a genuine issue of material fact as to whether the Concert Defendants are parties to a business transaction under 551 or parties to a transaction under 550, the Court denies summary judgment on Counts II and II as to this argument. But the allegations in the initial Complaint are fundamentally different from those alleged in the Amended Complaint, which was filed after the Court ruled on Defendants' motion to dismiss and is the current operative complaint. In the separate escrow agreement contract, to which Guaranty was a party, the agreement itself conclusively sets forth Guaranty's duties and must be strictly construed.); Gaines v. Krawczyk, 354 F.Supp.2d 573 (W.D. No. In Counts IV and V, NPT, as assignee, brings twin aiding and abetting fraud claims against the Concert Defendants (Count IV) and the Ridgewood Defendants (Count V). (quoting Colton, 231 F.3d at 898-99); accord U.S. ex rel. (Doc. 100-5, Ex. Credibility determinations, the weighing of evidence, and the drawing of legitimate inferences from those facts are matters left to the jury. Legal Name Concert Golf Partners, LLC. 22 to Ex. A [Marty Stallone, Executive Vice President of Metropolitan]: I would say on any given day any member of Metropolitan Development Group would give their advice or opinions on any of our projects.).) [A]: I'm not sure whether there is a case that talks about two companies cannot do that.).). [I]f one offer were acceptable to us, uhm, irrespective of the fact that another offer may have been available, you know, the - the club still may have moved forward on that given the situation were in. No. An ad blocker has 6.) Last Funding Type Private Equity. NPT also cites Meyer's testimony that certain information would not have sat well with [him], nor the members of the club. (Doc. A: . 124-1 at 9. Deposition of Corporate Representative for Concert Golf Partners, LLC, Deposition of Corporate Representative for Concert Plantation, LLC, Deposition of Corporate Representative for Concert Golf Partners Holdco, LLC, Deposition of Corporate Representative for Golf GP II, LLC, Deposition of Corporate Representative for PGCC. Landsberg lodged a similar complaint. WKAR relies on individual So, this means that over 500 people are affected by the decision to change equity membership refund amounts, without giving proper notice or the opportunity to be heard. Therefore, based upon your proposal of a 60/40 split of the profits, we propose splitting all due diligence and entitlement costs 60/40 (Concert/RW). W at 117:17-118:9.). 101-1 at 6 n.2, 17.) ; see also id. (See Doc. Section 550 imposes liability when one party to a transaction . This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. at 89; see also Doc. Concert Golf acquired 36-hole, 295-acre Philmont, which was founded as an all-Jewish club in 1906, in February 2017 in a deal that involved the payoff of the clubs debt and other commitments and bought White Manor CC under a similar arrangement at the end of 2016, the Inquirer reported. 100-5, Ex. ), Because NVR is a homebuilder and does not engage in real estate development, it assigned its agreement with PCC to NPT, a developer. A dispute is genuine if the evidence is such that a reasonable jury could return a verdict for the nonmoving party, and a fact is material if it might affect the outcome of the suit under the governing law. Anderson, 477 U.S. at 248. No. (Id. Recently paid refunds are NOWHERE NEAR the originally promised 80%. As Jonathan mentioned, we very much intend to put a proposal in front of you, that at the least, we hope will open the stage for further discussion. (Doc. 1 to Ex. No. the capital investments being implemented with regard to the two required capital phases under our Agreement of Sale . 100-5, Ex. ), Philmont independently of Concert . Operating Status Active. No. 100-5, Ex. Nanula told Plotnick, however, that if a consensus was not reached, Meyer may come back to you, and ask for $7m instead of $5m. (Id.) And the record reflects that because of PCC's distressed financial circumstances, it did not push back during negotiations with the Concert Defendants or halt the transaction even when it believed it could have or should have received more monetary consideration in exchange for selling the Club and Property. 22 to Ex. 116 at 26 (quoting Parasco v. Pac. Ct. 2005). . 149-1 at 47. A.) A: Possibly. (emphases added)).) However, in 2021, Meyer testified that in or around September 2016, Ridgewood made an informal offer for $5 million for the nine-hole Property. No. (Id. Nanula reasoned that CGP would get a little more of the total proceeds because (1) we have to deal with member pressures and capex vagaries 3-5 years down the road, and (2) we upfronted the capital to buy all 300+ acres of land so that Ridgewood does not have to do this. (Id.) Benjamin Christian practices in the Firms appellate law group. 149-1 at 59. 173.) No. Public Records Policy. W 54:10-54:22 (Q: [I]f you knew that Mr. Nanula was promising to spend $5 million . See In re Rumsey Land Co., LLC, 944 F.3d at 1273 n.9 (Although contractual partners qualify as parties to a business transaction, a contractual relationship is not required under 551(2)(b).); Church Mut. 3:14-cv-02404, 2017 WL 4540613, at *8 (M.D. ), Meyer testified that PCC hired Brown Golf Management as a consultant to help [it] run and operate the club, hopefully more efficiently than PCC had been running it. Updated: Feb 28, 2023 / 05:11 PM EST. . No. 100-5, Ex. Ridgewood moves for summary judgment on this claim, arguing that because Silverman testified that PCC suffered no damages from Ridgewood's breach, NPT cannot prove an essential element of a breach of contract claim. 100-5, Ex. No. 140-1 at 49. 38 to Ex. On November 30, 2016, after learning that CGP had an interest in acquiring Philmont Club, Marty Stallone, an Executive Vice President at Metropolitan, sent Nanula the AOS between NPT and PCC, along with the Eighth Amendment. Accordingly, the Court grants summary judgment to the Concert Defendants on Count I. . (July 19, 2022 Hr'g Tr. No. 18 to Ex. Id. at 51; see also Doc. NN at 267:21-268:1. The mere fact that Ridgewood showed interest in making an offer to PCC and followed up with telephone calls does not mean that they were parties to a transaction, whether business-related or not. No. ), At the suggestion of PCC, the Concert Defendants also had brief communications with developer, NPT/Metropolitan, around this same time frame. 20 to Ex. at 42:2 7.) . 100-23, Ex. (KARPF, ARI) (Entered: 12/31/2018), U.S. Courts Of Appeals | Other | M, with Doc. N.), D. CGP Expresses Interest in a Potential Transaction with PCC, Meanwhile, on August 30, 2016, Philmont Club member David Fields had a phone call with Nanula, the sole member of CGP. However, Meyer also testified had he known that Nanula was speaking with another potential buyer to not continue to approach PCC, that information would have been disconcerting to him. (Id. We are taking the risk in this scenario, not the club.); accord id., Ex. 149-1 at 11, 52; Doc. The Court is not persuaded. Contrary to NPT's assertion, this does not show that Ridgewood's and CGP's secret agreement . In allegedly creating the mayhem, Coutu became part of the transaction.). See Restatement (Second) of Torts 550-51; see also Gnagey, 82 A.3d at 501 ([T]he Colton court explained how and why the doctrine of active concealment' constitutes fraud even if there is no independent legal duty to disclose information, while the concept of mere silence' requires the disclosure of information only if there is a positive statutory, regulatory, or legal duty mandating disclosure. (citing United States v. Colton, 231 F.3d 890 (4th Cir. X, 45:23-47:2, 65:20-66:21; Ex. A.) Section 551 imposes liability when one . No. Hearing before Judge McHugh on motions to continue/delay hearing and trial. A: Well, you know, because we - we wanted to be out of the club business so, you know, if we received one offer where we were going to have an operator versus another offer that was just for real estate deal there may have been some concerns about, you know, continuing to having [sic] to operate the club.). According to Meyer, given that PCC had been negotiating for quite a while, the fact that the two firms [PCC] had agreed to work with were really not on the same page and not getting along very well caused [him] to question whether or not this was something that [PCC] wanted to proceed. (Id. No. Meyer also testified that he did not believe the Concert Defendants necessarily acted in accordance with what they said they were going to do. (Id. Holdings, LLC, Civil Action No. NPT must set forth more than a mere scintilla of evidence to survive summary judgment, and it has not. 100-5, Ex. (See Doc. 100-5, Ex. (Doc. The Class files its Motion for Rehearing of Summary Judgment filed. However, the Court dismissed the only cause of action asserted against those entities-civil conspiracy, so they are no longer Defendants in this action. 100-5, Ex. Uhm, the bunkering that they've done . Id. ([W]e are offering [PCC] $5 million 100% guarantee for the 9-holes. . ), filed by JAMES STEVENS. fails to disclose . Ct. 2002)). (ahf) (Entered: 12/31/2018), Summons Issued as to CONCERT GOLF PARTNERS, CONCERT PHILMONT, LLC. 8:20-CV-01139 | 2020-05-15, U.S. District Courts | Labor | 59 at 36.) (Doc. (Id.). No. Specifically, some members stated that they were displeased with how the Concert Defendants fulfilled (or failed to fulfill) the terms of the PSA. (Doc. Ultimately, the Seventh Amendment to the AOS that was executed did not include any purchase price adjustments and merely extended the due diligence period to September 16, 2016. at 1, 17, 88.) Concert Golf Partners bought Blue Hill CC in 2015, after the club was struggling with about $5 million Although RLH made an initial offer to purchase Rumsey's land and later placed an unsuccessful stalking horse bid on the property, RLH did not contract to buy anything from Rumsey. See The Roskamp Inst., Inc. v. Alzheimer's Inst. 073823, 2008 WL 2502132, at *5-6 (E.D. Viewing all the facts in the light most favorable to Plaintiff and drawing all inferences in its favor, the Court finds that a reasonable juror could conclude that the Concert Defendants' actively concealed their relationship with Ridgewood from PCC. Litig., 90 F.3d 696, 714 (3d Cir. (Doc. They persevered to bring the hard-nosed Manufacturer to settle and provide me some recompense for everything I had to endure which led to this suit. Between 500 and 700 resigned members may be part of this class action. the club still may have moved forward given the situation it was in. (Id. 5 to Ex. According to Meyer, Brown Golf Management both own[ed] clubs and served[d] as a management company for clubs across the country, and PCC had roughly a two-year relationship with them. (Doc. . L.) Meyer testified that around the time of the September 7 meeting and thereafter, he understood that NPT and NVR were not getting along very well and NPT or Metropolitan was thinking about terminating their relationship with NVR (Doc. 3 to Ex. ), The agreed-upon Initial Capital Projects consisted of: renovating the men's and women's locker rooms so that they met a modern country club standard; improving the North Course bunker, cart path, greens, and drainage and removing trees; renovating the pool and pool area; and upgrading the HVAC infrastructure. No. At the conclusion of the meeting the Seller agreed to a minimal reduction in the sales price and unfortunately, without an Amendment to the LPA, we are forced to provide you this notice. (Id.) The Judge immediately ruled in favor of PGCC and Concert on all counts and determined that The Class has no claims to present to a jury. UniCourt uses cookies to improve your online experience, for more information please see our Privacy Policy. 100-28, Ex. (See, e.g., Doc. . No. 117 at 13-16.) 149-1 at 60.) at 27 (At this stage in the litigation, the Court is not persuaded by Defendants' contention that the fraud claims arise under the PSA. The Class serves the report of its expert Chris Foux regarding how much The Class is owed. ), On November 21, Plotnick emailed Nanula his thoughts on some deal points as well as a few tweaks to [the] deal structure. (Doc. (Id. ] (emphasis added)).) On January 21, 2017, Grebow emailed Nanula and Plotnick about his meeting with the Township, stating that the manager for the Township [d]idn't flinch on the 160 units and wanted a $1 million contribution for traffic and for the club to be age-restricted in return. WebImpact Investing. No. 14 to Ex. that wouldn't have sat well with me, nor the members of the club.).) U.S. Courts Of Appeals | Other | (explaining, by way of example, that a defendant is subject to liability if he reads a contract to the plaintiff and omits a portion of it or if he arranges stacks of aluminum sheets that he is selling [so] as to conceal defective sheets in the middle of the pile). If you do not agree with these terms, then do not use our website and/or services. 100-5, Ex. 125-4, Ex. (Doc. Notably, Defendants fail to cite any applicable case law to support their position.).). No. A (I thought it would be proper' for us to advise Tom [King with NVR] that we are going to let the agreement expire in some manner.). . After receiving the contact information, Nanula stated that it would be hard for [CGP] to work with [Stallone of NPT/Metropolitan] in light of Stallone's criminal history, but added that [r]egardless, [CGP would] find the right people to get this land transaction done. (Doc. In sum, even when viewing the evidence in the light most favorable to Plaintiff, the Court cannot conclude that CGP and Ridgewood's relationship-and the fact that the pair would profit from that relationship-was a fact basic to the transaction. 2000))); Boardakan Rest. No. Q: If you had known that Concert and Ridgewood were anticipating millions in extra profit from the deal, would you have thought differently about the deal that Concert was offering to Philmont Country Club? 100-18, Ex. A (Given these benefits and the operational and management obstacles we continue to experience, the Board of Directors is pursuing a transaction with [CGP]); Id. No. (KARPF, ARI) (Entered: 01/14/2019), (#2) NOTICE of Appearance by DAVID KORSEN on behalf of JAMES STEVENS (KORSEN, DAVID) (Entered: 01/07/2019), DEMAND for Trial by Jury by JAMES STEVENS. A ([T]he minimum Purchase Price will be no less than the product of $73,308.64 multiplied by 150 or Eleven Million, Two Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand, Two Hundred Ninety-Six and no/100 Dollars ($11,296,296) irrespective of Unit yield[.]).) No. a, the Court considers whether there is a genuine issue of material fact as to whether the Concert Defendants intentionally prevented PCC from acquiring material information. Ins. (See, e.g., Doc. No. . 2 to Ex. O.) In other words, CGP would not be purchasing Philmont Club directly. Ultimately, NPT is upset that CGP may have gotten the better end of this business deal, which was based on real estate. 100-34, Ex. 149-1 at 33.) 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