Word: dismissals
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...institute recently responded to the suit with a motion to dismiss, claiming the institute no longer has an interest in the building...
...graduate board of the institute based its motion to dismiss on the grounds that they "have been terminated and no longer have an interest in the building," Cowin said...
Maureen E. Curran, the institute's attorney, confirmed that her clients' filed a motion to dismiss, but would not comment further...
Cowin said that the trustees of the Holyoke Street Nominee Trust--set up in 1986 with Harvard as the beneficiary--asked the court to dismiss the case because the trust no longer owns 12 Holyoke Street, the land the Hasty Pudding Building sits on. The trust transferred ownership of the property to Harvard last year...
Cowin said that he would likely accept the trust's motion to dismiss. He added that his clients, Mary Catherine Deibel and Deborah Hughes, owners of Up Stairs, would probably then sue Harvard directly...