Defendant former wife appealed the order upholding the marital settlement agreement and denying her requests for plaintiff former husband's financial information, to divide mediation costs and for counsel fees.

Court found that defendant possessed monopoly power where it held over 70 percent of the relevant product/geographic market, which had high barriers to entry, and that defendant exercised that power through demanding long-term contracts and barring third parties from working with competitors.

Appellees signed a contract with appellant for the purchase of property which included a $15,000 down payment and a $154,000 promissory note in 2011.

Court denied plaintiffs' claim for specific performance to enforce real estate sales contracts where court found that plaintiffs' claims were based on knowingly false allegations.

Court could exercise personal jurisdiction over out-of-state defendant where petition sufficiently alleged that defendant engaged in tortious actions within Delaware.

Decision and Orders & Decree and Orders signed between:September 9-12, 2024

Property Interest in Short-Term Rent Permit Inadequately Pleaded, Taking Claim Abandoned

Court calculated legal fee award based on the portion of the transaction price increase that was generated by plaintiff's litigation and the stage of the litigation when the increase was obtained.

Citadel Wellwood Urban Renewal LLC appealed the district court's summary judgment in favor of the Borough of Merchantville and associated defendants.

Judgment in Gun Permit Challenge Vacated; Appeal Is Moot, Desired Relief Was Granted