Jurors hearing a massive breach-of-contract real estate dispute among five brothers were told by the defendant's attorney on Friday they must decide which of the parties that testified over the last three months was telling the truth and which was dishonest.
Was it the plaintiff, Shashikant "Shashi" Jogani and three of his brothers, who claim they had an oral agreement to share in a massive real estate portfolio with their brother, defend...
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