Plaintiffs, who operated a restaurant in an arcade on Elizabeth Street in Manhattan's Chinatown section, allege that their successful business was ruined when their landlords embarked upon an ill-conceived plan for comprehensive renovation of the commercial premises. Defendant bank, which loaned to plaintiffs the "key money" called for by the landlords, is alleged to be under the landlords' control, and thus a part of the fraudulent scheme.
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