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Real Property Law
June 28, 2006
Analysis of the latest cases.
Landlord & Tenant
June 28, 2006
The latest court rulings.
Development
June 28, 2006
Recent rulings of interest.
Index
June 28, 2006
Easy-to-read listing of everything contained in this issue.
The Effect of Zoning Amendments on Pending Applications
June 28, 2006
Decided recently by Westchester Supreme Court, <i>Mamaroneck Beach &amp; Yacht Club, Inc. v. Fraioli</i> raises a much litigated issue in New York: When can a municipality apply a newly enacted ordinance to a pending application by a developer?
<b>Media & Communication Corner: </b>Inside <i>Crain's Chicago Business</i>
May 31, 2006
This month, Jaffe's insiders look into Crain's Chicago Business. This business magazine, with a circulation of over 50,000 readers and over 125,000 registered users, has served as a source of local business news and information to Chicago's most influential business and legal executives for more than a quarter century. Crain's Chicago has sister publications in Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Mexico. Each of the Crain's business publications operates distinctly in the sphere of its home city, yet they share a similar look and interest.
Real Property Law
May 31, 2006
The latest cases.
Development
May 31, 2006
Recent rulings of interest to you and your practice.
Landlord & Tenant
May 31, 2006
In-depth commentary on important cases.
Eminent Domain Law
May 31, 2006
Recent rulings.

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