Fourways Inn

The first legal claim against the estate of Fourways Inn founder Walter Sommer, who died on February 1, has been filed at Bermuda Supreme Court, which is handling his willl following the resignation of all three executors.The identity of the individual making the claim has not been released by the plaintiff's lawyer, Dennis Dwyer, of Hector & Associates.

Fourways Inn founder Walter Sommer, who died on February 1, left behind debts of between $8 million and $10 million in Washington, D.C., said a creditor.The extent of Mr. Sommer's debts was revealed by the Founding Church of Scientology, which bought a Washington restaurant property from Mr. Sommer several years ago in order to build a church on the site.