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In the case, the Seibu officials allegedly gave 88 million yen to the racketeer by selling land in 2001 at bargain prices to a Yokohama-based real estate company to which Haga served as an adviser.
In claiming that sit-ins were extortionist, NOW was seeking to prove that anti-abortion protesters, who were mainly indistinguishable in their behavior from NOW allies such as civil-rights protestors, were in fact racketeers.
China Enterprises intends to vigorously pursue its Racketeer Influenced Corrupt Organization (RICO) claim against these defendants, as well as trade libel, defamation and intentional interferences with prospective economic advantage claims.
 
 
 
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