Slighted Texas A&M Donors Granted Class Action Status

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A group of Texas A&M donors who feel they've been wronged by the university in terms of seating and parking at Kyle Field can pursue legal remedy as a class action, according to a state district judge.

As reported by the Houston Chronicle, the 52-page opinion signed Tuesday by Judge Delinda Gibbs Walker certified a class of several hundred longtime A&M endowed donors to join as plaintiffs in a 2017 lawsuit filed by 1980 A&M graduate Nathan Hines, who says the foundation deprived him and others of ticketing and parking rights promised when they made endowment agreements with the 12th Man Foundation in the 1980s and ’90s.

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