Pineda v. Perry
In Pineda v. Perry, the Superior Court held that a party may appeal directly from the grant of a permanent injunction, even when judgment has not been entered. The Court
September 24, 2020
In Pineda v. Perry, the Superior Court held that a party may appeal directly from the grant of a permanent injunction, even when judgment has not been entered. The Court
The Superior Court addressed standing in the context of a foreclosure action in MB Fin. Bank v. Rao. More specifically, the Court considered whether the plaintiff sufficiently proved that it
In Catanzaro v. Pennell, the Superior Court reiterated the pleading standard necessary to succeed on a action to quiet title. The Court ruled that the plaintiff failed to adequately plead
In Johnson v. Phelan Hallinan & Schmieg, LLP, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that the 2008 amendments to the Pennsylvania Loan Interest & Protection Law — which govern residential mortgages
The Appellate Division ruled in State v. St. Mary’s Church Gloucester that the Eminent Domain Act of 1971 repealed a portion of N.J.S.A. 27:7-22. The latter statute had required the
The NJ Supreme Court determined in Crispino v. Twp. of Sparta that the methodology for valuing a special assessment under the Dam, Lake, and Stream Project Fund for an improvement on
In Christian Mission John 3:16 v. Passaic City, the New Jersey Supreme Court held that “actual use” of a property to store items of a religious nature or related to
Ladd, who was in her sixties, lived in NJ and managed two rental properties she owned, as well as the rental of some of her neighbors’ properties, located in the
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