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Tim Hortons co-founder and son sued over alleged sexual assault on yacht

The "Destination Fox Harb'r Too," owned by Tim Hortons chain co-founder Ron Joyce, is seen Aug. 22, 2014, on the Toronto waterfront. Colin Perkel/The Canadian Press

TORONTO – A Toronto woman is suing the billionaire co-founder of Tim Hortons and his son for an alleged sex attack last year.

Elizabeth Kelly claims Steven Joyce assaulted her aboard a luxury yacht owned by his father, Ron Joyce.

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The alleged incident is said to have occurred in Florida.

The unproven claim seeks 5.7 million dollars.

The Joyces have yet to file a statement of defence.

However, they have told media Kelly’s claims are without merit.

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