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RPAPL §881: Litigating Access to Neighboring Property
Dani Schwartz explores five hidden dangers to avoid when attempting to compel access to adjoining property to perform work on one's own propertyPanel Says Judge Was Wrong to Postpone License Fee
The owners of a TriBeCa penthouse were entitled to be paid at the same time they lost the use of their terrace, which had a sunken hot tub and outdoor kitchen, due to renovation of the adjacent building, the First Department said Tuesday.Open Issues in RPAPL §881 Litigation
Dani Schwartz discusses RPAPL §881, which governs efforts to compel access to adjoining property to perform work on one's own property, and explores two open issues in the RPAPL §881 case law: the availability of discovery in an proceeding, and whether the statute applies to demolition work.Airbnb Encounters Legal Barriers in NYC
In their Landlord-Tenant column, Warren A. Estis and Alexander Lycoyannis discuss how although the popular website Airbnb has had great monetary success, most of its transactions involving New York City residential apartments appear to violate the law.Ex-Dewey Partners Spared Liability for Lease Payments
A Manhattan judge has found that hundreds of former partners of Dewey & LeBoeuf and legacy firms cannot be held personally liable for lease payments after the film filed for bankruptcy, relieving them of millions of dollars of potential liability.Luxury Decontrol: Is a J-51 Notice Required?
In their Rent Regulation column, Warren A. Estis and Jeffrey Turkel survey the relevant case law over the last four years regarding the issue of whether an owner, in order to obtain high-rent high income luxury deregulation in a building that formerly received J-51 benefits, must first serve the tenant with a so-called J-51 notice.Panel Declines to Order Return of $4M in Rescinded Deal
A real estate buyer cannot recoup a $4 million deposit because the sellers were relieved of any obligation to show they were ready to close when the buyer filed a rescission action before the closing date, an appellate court held.The Exhibiting Requirement in Post-Foreclosure Evictions
In their Landlord-Tenant column, Warren Estis and Michael Feinstein discuss the case 'Deutsche Bank v. Dirende,' which held that "exhibiting" the referee's deed in a post-foreclosure eviction requires personal delivery.Experts Say Development Will Slow Without '421-a' Program
While projects that are already underway are unlikely to be affected by the expiration of the "421-a" property tax abatement program, several real estate attorneys expressed hope that the program will be renewed, as it has become a key component of negotiating major development deals in the city.Trending Stories
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