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Lawsuit claims Kushner diverted millions to family business
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Ted Sherman and Josh Margolin/The Star-Ledger
Tuesday December 02, 2008, 12:05 AM
One of the biggest commercial real estate deals in New York history was used by developer Charles Kushner to funnel more than $5 million into the New York Observer, the perennially money losing newspaper run by his son Jared, according to a former top Kushner executive.
In a lawsuit filed in state Superior Court, Kevin Swill, the former president of Westminster Capital Associates -- the financing arm of Kushner Companies -- charged that the real estate transaction was improperly used to help prop up the influential weekly, purchased by the family in 2006.
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