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Courts upholds $28 million award in Skywalk case

A federal court Monday hit the business department of the northern Arizona tribes, with the grand canyon glass bridge, in favor of the Las Vegas development investment money to A $28500000 judgment tribal land construction horseshoe glass bridge.
The hualapai ruling, the United States district court judge David Campbell refused to acknowledge, this award is not enforced, the parameters of the call it was "ridiculous" and "odd". American arbitration association determined the David king was back money, mainly is the management fee, he will get the next 2003 years of contract and tribe.
Mark Tratos, gold's lawyer said Monday, the ruling United States citizens have the right to in a contract dispute and American Indian tribes.
"The idea is," we can do what we want to do everything we want, any time we want, because we are a sovereign ", "Tratos said.
This sentence is suitable for hualapai business branch, SA 'New York university China company, the company think the jurisdiction of the arbitration commission, and refused to attend the final arbitration hearing. The tribe of arbitration is unnecessary, because it is compulsory acquisition in the contract, the control of the pedestrian overpass alone.
Campbell said, Sa, the New York university China can't take away the arbitration claim for the rights of the company, and the company failed to determine what the public interest will be in doing so.
Tribes, David Cieslak, the spokesman said, gaza, New York university degrees are reviewed its options.
The hualapai pedestrian bridge has always been a popular tourist attractions, provide about 300000 visitors a year view of the Colorado river below 4000 feet. Gold investment of us $30 million in the construction of the bridge, located in the west of the grand canyon national park, but don't agree with him and tribal management fee and an incomplete visitor center.
Arbitrators Sa New York university degrees and tribal failed to keep enough financial records, these records, for gold company audit. Arbitrators also found that the company and tribal not paid management fees and air walk operations costs, its behavior are already constitute a breach of contract.
The tribe has said, take over the last year of the contract, because gold never finish a tourist center, people must through the access pedestrian bridge, and no financing tool. Cieslak said, tribe will pay gold of the fair market value of the pedestrian overpass "tribes, and protect their rights, end this painful dispute."
Sa New York university China asked Campbell, refused to argue that the tribe's 2003 agreement with gold and didn't want to let the economic loss of the arbitration award. The company never think tribal members voted to give up more than $250000 in debt, the arbitrators said beyond his power, because only the federal court may order the arbitration.
Campbell said the agreement was no mention of the $250000 limit, and allow any dispute, claim or dispute, any party issued the notice other arbitration. Campbell found that gaza, New York university China clearly give up sovereign immunity financial damages may be in federal court for enforcement of the arbitration.
"No other read the agreement is feasible," the judge said.
Tratos said, this is the suspect gold will receive a sum of money of $8.5 million, but JianYiJiang can be realized ticket sales proceeds gold pedestrian overpass the court order.



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