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Index
Cooperatives & Condominiums
Co-op Enjoined from Implementing Bylaw Imposing Qualifications for Board Membership
Feld v. 710 Park Avenue Corp.
Landlord &Tenant
Three Incidents of Threatening Behavior by Tenant Insufficient to Support Nuisance Eviction
Domen Holding Co. v. Aranovich
Two Noncontiguous Buildings on Single Lot Do Not Constitute Horizontal Multiple Dwelling
259 4th Avenue, LLC v. Williams
Real Property Law
Association May Not Enforce Easement When It Did Not Own Land Originally Benefitted by Easement
Beachside Bungalow Preservation Association of Far Rockaway v. Oceanview Associates LLC
RPL 274-a Does Not Prevent Mortgagee from Recovering Fee for Preparation of Mortgage Satisfaction
Dougherty v. North Fork Bank
Purchaser Had Constructive Notice of Mortgage Despite Indexing of Instruments in Reverse Order
Fairmont Funding, Ltd v. Stefansky
Option Agreement Enforceable Even Though Conditions on Terms Agreeable to Both Parties
F&S Pharmacy, Inc. v. Dandra Realty Corp.
Subsequent Notice of Pendency Discharged When Prior Notice Cancelled for Failure to Proceed
Weiner v. Casey
Property Condition Disclosure Statement Did Not Give Purchaser Claim Against Seller
Malach v. Chuang
Cooperatives & Condominiums
Co-op Enjoined from Implementing Bylaw Imposing Qualifications for Board Membership
Feld v. 710 Park Avenue Corp.
Landlord &Tenant
Three Incidents of Threatening Behavior by Tenant Insufficient to Support Nuisance Eviction
Domen Holding Co. v. Aranovich
Two Noncontiguous Buildings on Single Lot Do Not Constitute Horizontal Multiple Dwelling
259 4th Avenue, LLC v. Williams
Real Property Law
Association May Not Enforce Easement When It Did Not Own Land Originally Benefitted by Easement
Beachside Bungalow Preservation Association of Far Rockaway v. Oceanview Associates LLC
RPL 274-a Does Not Prevent Mortgagee from Recovering Fee for Preparation of Mortgage Satisfaction
Dougherty v. North Fork Bank
Purchaser Had Constructive Notice of Mortgage Despite Indexing of Instruments in Reverse Order
Fairmont Funding, Ltd v. Stefansky
Option Agreement Enforceable Even Though Conditions on Terms Agreeable to Both Parties
F&S Pharmacy, Inc. v. Dandra Realty Corp.
Subsequent Notice of Pendency Discharged When Prior Notice Cancelled for Failure to Proceed
Weiner v. Casey
Property Condition Disclosure Statement Did Not Give Purchaser Claim Against Seller
Malach v. Chuang
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