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Cooperatives & Condominiums
October 02, 2014
A condominium's assessments for capital improvements was at the core of the case discussed herein.
Landlord & Tenant
October 02, 2014
Analysis of two important rulings.
Landlord & Tenant
September 02, 2014
Cases involving default by tenant, and tenant succession rights.
Cooperatives & Condominiums
September 02, 2014
Discussion of two recent rulings.
Municipalities Have Power to Zone Out Fracking
September 02, 2014
What limits are there on a New York municipality's exercise of its zoning power? The Court of Appeals recently addressed that question in the context of municipal ordinances banning fracking, but the implications of the case are broader, suggesting that the state legislature must use explicit language to pre-empt local zoning authority.
Development
September 02, 2014
In-depth analysis of several important cases.
Real Property Law
September 02, 2014
Analysis and discussion of five pivotal cases.
Cooperatives & Condominiums
August 02, 2014
A look at two major rulings.
Real Property Law
August 02, 2014
Analysis and interpretation of five recent rulings.
Second Circuit Limits Abuse of Conservation Easements
August 02, 2014
Conservation easements provide an attractive mechanism for preserving open spaces and historic buildings. Although some landowners undoubtedly create conservation easements out of pure altruism, tax advantages play a significant role in the creation of most conservation easements. .

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