Legal Opinion
Our Lady of the Sea Corp. v. Borges
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Decided May 29, 1996No. 94-P-231PublishedCited by 17 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
The Our Lady of the Sea Corporation (OLSC) *485was formed by four individuals interested in purchasing and operating a commercial fishing vessel out of the Gloucester area. Two of the parties, the brothers Antonio and John Pata, claimed that Joao Borges, their partner and the captain of the vessel, secretly misappropriated large amounts of the vessel’s catch and fuel rebates (corporate assets) and defaulted on five separate loan agreements made in connection with the fishing venture and an unrelated venture. In his counterclaim, Borges demanded an accounting of the corporate assets, damages for…
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