United States:
New York Law Journal: Realty Law Digest - October 7, 2015
30 October 2015
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
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In his weekly
Realty Law Digest column (subscription required), Scott Mollen
analyzes two cases. In Hudson St. Condominium v. 111 Hudson
St, condominium owners were allowed to proceed with their
breach of contract claims against the sponsor and its member and in
Clemente v. Liberato, the court declined to dismiss the
petitioner's licensee holdover suit.
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