Tulsa County Industrial Authority Files Lawsuit To Terminate Lease With Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame | The Oklahoma Eagle

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Tulsa County Industrial Authority Files Lawsuit To Terminate Lease With Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame | The Oklahoma Eagle

The Oklahoma Eagle Newswire The Tulsa County Industrial Authority (TCIA) filed a lawsuit Nov. 16 to terminate its lease with the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, Inc. (Jazz Hall). “TCIA is the landlord and has a lease with the Jazz Hall,” said John Weidman, TCIA attorney and Partner at Hilborne & Weidman. “The Jazz […]

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