Four Season’s Homeowners lawsuit: Nevis’ Premier says “no threat to workers” at this time
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Four Season’s Homeowners lawsuit: Nevis’ Premier says “no threat to workers” at this time
Four Season’s Homeowners lawsuit: Nevis’ Premier says “no threat to workers” at this time
Post Credit: VON Radio
The homeowners association of the Four Seasons Resorts Nevis (FSRN) filed a US $100 million lawsuit against Nevis Peak Holdings on Aug. 11th, in the Delaware Chancery Court, USA.
Nevis Peak — a company owned by Cascade Investment, which serves the family office of American businessman and Microsoft co-founder, Bill Gates, owns the resort and surrounding properties.
According to people.com, the homeowners complained of alleged deteriorating conditions which includes rotted wood, burned-down amenities and trash on the grounds. The lawsuit claims over $20 million in membership fees were paid for repairs that were never completed.
But what does this mean for the Resort and its workers on Nevis? Nevis’ Premier, the Hon. Mark Brantley, responded to the VONNEWSLINE:
Further, Mr. Brantley mentioned that the Government is monitoring the situation: