The First Department held that a lender employee’s detailed testimony about an agent’s mailing system and incorporated records established compliance with RPAPL 1304.
The First Department upheld a $1.2 million verdict, including lost profits, where a landlord failed to clear violations and diligently assist a preschool tenant with its fire-alarm approvals.
The Commonwealth Court reversed an upset tax sale because the bureau failed to send required first-class notice after certified delivery was unacknowledged, even though the owner learned of the sale.
The Commonwealth Court held that a premature civil appeal ripened when judgment was entered, but the homeowners waived all merits issues by filing post-trial motions after Rule 227.1’s deadline.
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Case Padma Vegetila v. Swapna and Srinivas Chaganti Court Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Division Four Judge Michael E.
Case Joshua Merson and Victoria Taravella v. The Lemelson Group, LLC Court Vermont Supreme Court Judge Harold E. Eaton, Jr.,
The Fourth Department held that an unambiguous 1989 deed conclusively conveyed the disputed right-of-way segment and that unilateral mistake without fraud could not support reformation.
The First Department upheld rent stabilization where registrations conflicted with leases and the owner could not document apartment-specific improvements supporting deregulation.
The Indiana Court of Appeals held that an attorney lien could not attach to foreclosure-sale surplus because the judgment was entered against, not in favor of, the law firm’s former client.
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Case Sigalit Elhayani and Eliyahu Elhayani v. State of Israel—Ministry of Construction and Housing and Amidar—The National Housing Company in
Case Jonquil Hiddleson and Sandra Hiddleson v. AgSouth Farm Credit, A.C.A. and TK Law, LLC Court Court of Appeals of
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The Second Department entered judgment on a $300,000 construction loan because the signer never disclosed that he purportedly acted for the property-owning LLC.
The Second Department held reverse-mortgage owners equitably estopped from asserting limitations where repeated occupancy certifications caused the lender’s delay.
The Second Department upheld rescission of homeowner policies where the application described a one-family home but the property contained three separate dwelling units.
The Superior Court held that a tenant seeking remedies under Philadelphia’s 2012 lead ordinance had to give the landlord written notice and ten days to cure before suing.
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Case Wesley Jones and Mandy Jones v. Mary Boas Court Iowa Court of Appeals Judge Schumacher, P.J. (Kim Reynolds, 2019);