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2001 Lawsuit. In February 1994, Hawaiian Trust demanded a Trustee Fee of $500 per month, plus Hawai`i General Excise Tax (“GET”),10 which the Brusers thereafter began to pay. Beginning in January 1999, BOH increased the Trustee Fee to $1,900, and then, in January 2000, it increased the fee to $2,586 per month. [BOH CSOF at ¶ 12; Xxxxxxx CSOF at ¶ 12.11] The Brusers refused to pay more than $500 per month and instead filed a lawsuit in this district court in May 2001. [BOH CSOF at ¶¶ 12-13; Brusers CSOF 9 Although the Trust Agreement was amended three times, BOH represents (and the Brusers do not dispute) that none of the amendments modify the text of Paragraph 11. [Mem. in Supp. of Motion at 3 n.3.] 10 The Trustee Fee appears to always include GET.
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2001 Lawsuit. In February 1994, Hawaiian Trust demanded a Trustee Fee of $500 per month, plus Hawai`i General Excise Tax (“GET”), which the Brusers thereafter began to pay. Beginning in January 1999, BOH increased the Trustee Fee to $1,900, and then, in January 2000, it increased the fee to $2,586 per month. The Brusers refused to pay more than $500 per month and instead filed a lawsuit in this district court in May 2001. The parties executed a settlement agreement on August 22, 2001 (“Settlement”), in which the Brusers agreed to pay a monthly fee of $1,100.7 In the Settlement, BOH reserved its right to increase the Trustee Fee, and the Brusers did not waive their right to object to any such increases.

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