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· 2/22/2024

In Re 2016 Parkview Condominiums Development, LLC v. the State of Texas

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  • defining “nominee” in pertinent part as “[a] party who holds bare legal title for the benefit of others or who receives and distributes funds for the benefit of others”
  • forfeiting property under the RICO statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1963(l)(6)(A), which is identical to § 853(n), when third party held title through a warranty deed from defendant as a nominee
  • looking to the circumstances surrounding the conveyance, not merely the name on the title, in finding that the claimant was merely a nominee and thus could not prevail under Section 1963(l)
  • defendants gave the nominal owner a warranty deed “as fed- eral law enforcement authorities were closing in on the [defendants]”; transaction was “an absolute sham”

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