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Judge grants preliminary injunction against Lakeside Motor Sports amid lawsuit
MONTCALM COUNTY, Mich. — A judge has issued a preliminary injunction against Lakeside Motor Sports amid an ongoing lawsuit claiming the owners of it and Nelson’s Speed Shop defaulted on more than $1 million in loans.
The suit, filed late last month by Union Bank and Lake Osceola State Bank, also claims a separate lender discovered evidence suggesting the owners had taken part in a check-kiting scheme.
The lawsuit adds Lakeside Motor Sports’ accounts were frozen at the time of the filing.
Union Bank asked that a temporary restraining order be filed against Lakeside to prohibit the sale, trade or destruction of the business’s inventory.
Montcalm
Lakeside Motor Sports accused of defaulting on loans worth more than $1 million
The judge granted Union Bank a preliminary injunction Wednesday, though it’s not clear if the terms match that of the restraining order.
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