A Miami-Dade judge has dropped a public records lawsuit Key Biscayne filed against the organizer of the Miami International Boat Show.
December 03, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A Miami-Dade judge dismissed a public records lawsuit filed by Key Biscayne against the organizer of the Miami International Boat Show but is giving the village about three weeks to show its standing to sue.
Key Biscayne sued the nonprofit National Marine Manufacturers Association in April as part of a dispute over the boat show’s location.
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