By Beth Sergent, Charleston Gazette-Mail
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The family of Gov. Jim Justice has reached an agreement with Beltway Capital to stop the sale of the family’s Greenbrier assets, including the historic Greenbrier Hotel in White Sulphur Springs, according to a Thursday morning news release.
In addition, attorneys for the Greenbrier Hotel Corp., James C. Justice III and Jillean L. Justice — the latter of which are Gov. Jim Justice’s adult children — filed a notice of voluntary dismissal regarding a hearing for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction on the sale. That hearing was set for 9 a.m. Friday in Greenbrier County Circuit Court, but the notice effectively closed the case, according to a court spokesperson.
Read the voluntary dismissal filing at bit.ly/GreenbrierDismissal.
The news release about the halting of the sale states: “Under the agreement, Beltway Capital will receive a specific amount to be paid in full by Oct. 24, which Justice has already secured this funding. Beltway reserves its rights if the Justice family fails to perform. Upon full performance, all issues concerning The Greenbrier and Glade Springs are concluded.”
