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Texas Judge Dismisses National Rifle Association's Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing

NRA Planned To Relocate to Texas as It Sparred With New York Regulators
The National Riffle Association of America hired CBRE earlier this year to market its corporate headquarters building in Fairfax, Virginia, as part of its bankruptcy process. A Texas judge has dismissed the bankruptcy case. (Getty Images)
The National Riffle Association of America hired CBRE earlier this year to market its corporate headquarters building in Fairfax, Virginia, as part of its bankruptcy process. A Texas judge has dismissed the bankruptcy case. (Getty Images)

A Texas bankruptcy judge dismissed a case brought by the National Rifle Association, ruling that the nonprofit trade group with 5 million members did not file its petition involving a headquarters relocation for reasons intended by the bankruptcy code.

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