- Both The Frazer School and NCCS must submit purchase and sale agreements by Oct. 21, or the court may impose a constructive trust to transfer the property title to the school.
- A bankruptcy judge indicated that The Frazer School, an independent K-12 school, should own its campus building at 4700 SW 89th Blvd.
- The Frazer School filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to protect loans and secure ownership of its Gainesville campus building.
At a hearing on Sept. 15, a federal bankruptcy judge indicated that The Frazer School, an independent K-12 school, should own its campus building at 4700 SW 89th Blvd. in Gainesville, rather than its former owner. School officials also say the judge continued a preliminary injunction and extended the closing deadline related to the building.
The Frazer School and Newberry Christian Community School (NCCS) Inc., a Florida nonprofit corporation, have been involved in a legal battle over ownership of the building.
In May, NCCS filed a complaint in the Eighth Judicial Circuit in Alachua County seeking to evict The Frazer School from the building over alleged unpaid rent and mortgage payments…