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Index
Cooperatives & Condominiums
Commercial Unit Owner Does Not Hold Title to Vaults And Cellar
Board of Managers of The Atrium Condominium v.
West 79th Street Corp.
* * *
Development
Wetlands Designation Constitutes Compensable Taking
Matter of Friedenburg v. State Department of Environmental Conservation
Failure to Make Findings of Fact
Shari Lyn Leasing Corp. v. Mammina
Procurement of Correction Deed
Matter of Lee v. Zoning Board of Appeals
* * *
Landlord & Tenant
Current Landlord Not Responsible for Predecessor's FMRA Overcharges
Fullan v. 142 East 27th Street Associates
Lease Renewal Option Does Not Violate Rule Against Perpetuities
Deer Cross Shopping, LLC v. Stop& Shop Supermarket Co.
* * *
Real Property Law
Fair Housing Act Claim
Mitchell v. Shane
Mortgagee Estopped from Foreclosing
First Union National Bank v. Tecklenberg
Action to Remove Easement
Berardi v. Palomba
Curable Breach Does Not Entitle Contract Vendee to Escape Liability
Hegner v. Reed
Cooperatives & Condominiums
Commercial Unit Owner Does Not Hold Title to Vaults And Cellar
Board of Managers of The Atrium Condominium v.
West 79th Street Corp.
* * *
Development
Wetlands Designation Constitutes Compensable Taking
Matter of Friedenburg v. State Department of Environmental Conservation
Failure to Make Findings of Fact
Shari Lyn Leasing Corp. v. Mammina
Procurement of Correction Deed
Matter of Lee v. Zoning Board of Appeals
* * *
Landlord & Tenant
Current Landlord Not Responsible for Predecessor's FMRA Overcharges
Fullan v. 142 East 27th Street Associates
Lease Renewal Option Does Not Violate Rule Against Perpetuities
Deer Cross Shopping, LLC v. Stop& Shop Supermarket Co.
* * *
Real Property Law
Fair Housing Act Claim
Mitchell v. Shane
Mortgagee Estopped from Foreclosing
First Union National Bank v. Tecklenberg
Action to Remove Easement
Berardi v. Palomba
Curable Breach Does Not Entitle Contract Vendee to Escape Liability
Hegner v. Reed
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