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Big Country Chateau Ordered to Pay More Than $11M in Civil Penalties

Summary by Arkansas Business

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Thursday a Pulaski County Circuit Court order requiring the former owners of the Big Country Chateau apartment complex in Little Rock to pay the State of Arkansas $11.236 million. A press release from the attorney general’s office stated the former owners of the apartment complex must pay the more than $11 million in civil penalties for 5,110 violations of the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act…

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arkansasadvocate.com

Arkansas court orders $11.3 million judgment against apartments’ former owners

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin greets Big Country Chateau tenants (left to right) Clara Edmonston, Delores McDaniel and Jay Richard at a Jan. 26, 2023, tenants' rally in front of Little Rock City Hall. (Sonny Albarado/Arkansas Advocate)An Arkansas circuit court judge this month ordered the former owners of a now-closed Little Rock apartment complex to pay the state $11,236,000 for violations of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The judge…

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NW Arkansas Democrat gazzette

Judge orders Big Country Chateau’s former owners to pay over $11 million in penalties | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

A circuit court judge has ordered the former owners of the Big Country Chateau apartment complex in Little Rock to pay over $11 million in civil penalties for violations of the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

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Arkansas Times

Big Country Chateau owner fined $11 million in civil penalties

A court has ordered the former owner of Big Country Chateau, an apartment complex foreclosed in 2023, to pay $11 million for over 5,000 violations of Arkansas’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

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