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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins lawsuit to undo purchase of mansion where Ontario Crypto King lived | Judgment expands what sellers need to disclose about a house, real estate lawyer says
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The original was posted on /r/nba by /u/SpecialistPlan9641 on 2023-12-10 18:39:19.
The suit alleged the sellers fraudulently misrepresented the luxury home by failing to disclose an alleged series of threatening visits to the property — happening daily, at times — by those looking for Pleterski [Crypto King] before the NBA star bought it.
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[The judge] voided Gilgeous-Alexander's purchase of the home and awarded the basketball player damages for mortgage and insurance payments he's had to pay since starting the lawsuit.
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"[The seller] suppressed the truth about the Burlington property, which in this case amounted to a fraudulent misrepresentation," wrote Centa in his Nov. 27 decision.
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SGA is suing to undo purchase of $8.4M mansion after alleged 'threatening visit' from man seeking Ontario's Crypto King
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The original was posted on /r/nba by /u/youguanbumen on 2023-11-02 22:08:32.
A couple of days after Canadian professional basketball player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander moved into his $8.4 million lakefront mansion this spring, he allegedly received a threatening visit from a stranger demanding the whereabouts of Ontario's self-proclaimed Crypto King: Aiden Pleterski.
Pleterski, 24, had previously been leasing to own the Burlington, Ont., property for about $45,000 a month — until his cryptocurrency and foreign exchange investment operation unravelled last year as investors came looking for the more than $40 million they'd given him.
Gilgeous-Alexander claims he'd never heard of Pleterski before the man showed up at his door.