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The sale, for $1.25 billion and the assumption of $1.1 billion in debt, was approved by Judge Arthur J. Gonzalez of United States Bankruptcy Court and is now subject to approval by state and federal regulators, a process that could take up to a year, officials said.
But Mr. Weinstein, who for nearly the last 30 years has developed office buildings and condominiums in the New York area, and who seems to be allergic to the idea of accumulating debt, was approved for a $3.6 million mortgage last month for the $4 million condominium he is buying at the Century at 25 Central Park West.
The suit charges that the plan's approval violated the State Constitution's requirement that bond debt be approved by voters.
Greece's third bailout of its huge debts was approved by German and Dutch parliamentarians on Wednesday. .
Utilicorp, based in Kansas City, Mo., agreed to buy Empire for about $800 million in stock, cash and assumed debt in May 1999, and the deal was approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in July.
A program to help troubled borrowers refinance mortgages — along with an $800 billion increase in the national debt limit — was approved in July.
Even with the retirement tax cut, Bell's overall rates will remain higher than many cities in the county, in part because of a 0.09% assessment that kicked in this year to cover the bond debt, which was approved by voters.
After a period of counseling and a review of her credit and income to make sure she could handle additional debt, Ms. Miller was approved last month for a three-year loan for $2,969.46, with payments of $90 a month.
The bill, which would make it harder for people to erase their debts in bankruptcy, was approved by a House-Senate conference committee last month.
The carrier benefited from a surge in travel.Digging itself out of a holeEurotunnel's debt-restructuring plan was approved by a French court (and 33 lawsuits from creditors appealing against the process were thrown out).
A budget that would leave Germany debt free by 2011 was approved, and unemployment was on a steady decrease throughout the year, from almost 4 million to 3.2 million out of work.
