The agreement between Tampa developer Kenneth M. Good and the lenders who wrested control of his development company appears to have soured. On Thursday, Good filed suit in Hillsborough County Circuit Court for payment of $4.04-million in promissory notes that were part of his agreement to step down.
Good relinquished stock in Gulfstream Holdings Corp. in March after nearly a year of negotiating with its various lenders and bondholders. Good owed $200-million to banks, pension funds and...
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