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Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2001 | 9:48 a.m.
Several timeshare owners of the Jockey Club on the Las Vegas Strip filed a class action lawsuit against Nevada Jockey Club Interval Owners Association and its board of directors to recover fees they say were wrongfully imposed.
George Reed, Grace Simmons, Jacklyn Spillar and William Vance, on behalf of about 11,500 Jockey Club members, accused the defendants of mismanaging the association when they charged late fees in excess of the 10 percent interest authorized by the association's bylaws.
The defendants could not be reached for comment.
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