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Pennsylvania court rejects son's claim of missing millions from 65-property family trust

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A Pennsylvania court has upheld the dismissal of Jacob Singer's case over alleged mismanagement of a family trust holding around 65 properties. It found that his claim of missing…

A Pennsylvania court on Thursday upheld the dismissal of a man's case accusing his brother and others of mismanaging a family real estate trust and diverting its income. Jacob Singer claimed that millions of dollars generated through rentals could not be accounted for. However, the court found that he had not produced enough evidence to prove that the money had been improperly taken.The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected Jacob's challenge to an earlier ruling that dismissed his claims against his brother, David Singer, Michael Singer Inc., which operates as Michael Singer Real Estate, and the trust's former accountants.

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