Perkins v. 34 215 St — Notary and title closer escape deed-fraud claims
The Second Department dismissed claims against a notary and title company after an impostor conveyed another person’s property using identification that was not obviously false.
The Second Department dismissed claims against a notary and title company after an impostor conveyed another person’s property using identification that was not obviously false.
The Second Department upheld dismissal of a mortgage foreclosure after the lender waited roughly 15 years to seek more time for service and offered no excuse for the delay.
The published majority agreed the townhome was technically a mixed asset because the husband acquired ownership before marriage, but affirmed the distribution. The evidence attributed zero percent of the separation-date value to a proven separate component and 100 percent to the marital component. A partial dissent would have vacated for further classification and valuation.
The published panel affirmed summary judgment against dissolution. The record showed the LLC could continue operating consistently with its agreement, and liquidation was not necessary to protect the member’s rights under G.S. 57D-6-02. A trial judge’s oral reference to nonexistent motions did not displace the signed written orders.
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