Trump Place asks if it can be called by any other name
Condo's board seeking a declaratory judgment that it has the right to use or remove the letters without violating its licensing agreement
New York
MUST a New York City condominium forever bear the name T-R-U-M-P in large, brasslike letters?
Or can it choose to take them down in favour, perhaps, of what a majority of residents believe is a more dignified name, 200 Riverside Blvd, its simple street address?
That is the question before a state Supreme Court judge in Manhattan as part of a heated legal battle between the condominium's board and DJT Holdings, a corporate entity owned by US President Donald Trump.
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