New Jersey - Dwek's Check for Income Taxes Bounces

New Jersey - Solomon Dwek has bounced another check - his 2005 New Jersey income tax payment.
The state Division of Taxation tried to deposit the $205,000 check, but no funds were available, according to court papers.

In a related court matter, Ken Cayre, a wealthy recording executive, claimed his signature was faked on a key financial document involving a Smith Barney stock account once worth $9 million. Cayre, of Brooklyn and Long Branch, was a part-owner of Wal-Mart's sole videotape supplier for a decade.
Dwek owned the account but gave Cayre control over it in June 2005. Early this year, the stocks were about to be transferred to an account controlled by Amboy National Bank, Old Bridge, according to court records.
Amboy claimed Dwek had pledged the stocks as security for a loan, but Cayre blocked the transfer.
In federal court papers filed Tuesday, Cayre's company, KLCC Investments LLC, claimed Cayre's purported signature on a fax relinquishing his control of the stock account was not his. The letter, which Smith Barney filed with the court, was sent from a fax machine that placed Solomon Dwek's name and a telephone number at the bottom of the page as an identification mark.