An Essex-based Caribbean luxury resort developer hit by delays has confirmed it will pay back some investors.
Harlequin Property has said it will return any cash they are entitled to, the Basildon Echo reports. Nine investors are involved in court claims filed against Harlequin at the East Caribbean Supreme Court to get back deposits and compensation, plus damages for alleged misrepresentation by the firm. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) previously looked into practices at the business in 2010. Cater Ruck solicitor Adam Tudor, who acts on behalf of Harlequin Properties, said: "I confirm that Harlequin is disputing a number of claims brought by purchasers in the Caribbean but it is o...
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