A hearing on the contentious decision by trustees of a former Girl Scout Camp in New Hampshire to sell the land was held in Middlesex Probate and Family Court Monday. There, a judge heard arguments about whether attempts by two people who seek to block the deal can move forward.
At stake is the future of Camp Monotomy on Lake Winnipesauke in New Hampshire, a 95-acre property scheduled to be sold to a developer for $18 million to build luxury housing.
Camp Monotomy is the central focus of a heated legal debate about whether trustees have the right to sell the land despite language in the land trust that denotes that sale of the property is a last resort, only after all attempts to retain it as a camp have failed…