The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Monday rejected a challenge to the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation's proposed casino in Philadelphia.
The tribe is working with a group of investors to open a Foxwoods casino in South Philadelphia. The group won a license from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board for the project.
A competitor sued the board, alleging procedural irregularities. But the court, by a 4-1 vote, upheld the license [Majority Opinion | Dissenting Opinion].
The tribe hopes to break ground on the casino later this summer and open the facility by 2009.
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Pa. Supreme Court upholds Philly casino licenses
(AP 7/18)
Judges Reject Challenge To Foxwoods License (The New London Day 7/18)
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