Relating to Real Estate | March 24, 2022
Prescriptive Easements for Light and Air Do Not Exist in Maryland
Gestamp Wind N. Am., Inc. v. All. Coal, LLC, No. 1787, Sept. Term, 2019, 2021 WL...
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Relating to Real Estate | March 24, 2022
Merely Threatening a Residential Eviction Is Actionable
In a divided decision, in Wheeling v. Selene Fin. LP, 473 Md. 356, 250 A.3d 197 ...
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Foreclosure Purchaser Cannot Avoid the Running of Interest due to COVID-19
In three cases decided between November 19, 2021, and November 22, 2021, North S...
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Court Strikes Portion of Landlord-Tenant Laws Passed Because of COVID-19
In Willowbrook Apartment Assocs., LLC v. Mayor & City Council of Baltimore, ...
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Business Interruption Insurance Requires Physical Damage
In Cordish Companies, Inc. v. Affiliated FM Ins. Co., No. CV ELH-20-2419, 2021 W...
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Relating to Real Estate - March 2022
IN THIS ISSUE: BUSINESS INTERRUPTION INSURANCE REQUIRES PHYSICAL DAMAGE COURT ST...
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Relating to Real Estate - January 2022
IN THIS ISSUE: MORTGAGE LOAN SERVICERS CANNOT CHARGE FEES ON ONLINE PAYMENTS UNL...
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Developer’s Action Against Protesting Residents Dismissed as SLAPP Suit
In a case of first impression by a Maryland state appellate court, the Court of ...
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Notice of Mechanics’ Lien Filing? Take These Five Steps
While common in the construction world, the anxiety and stress of mechanics’ lie...
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Four O’Clock Means Four O’Clock, Or Don’t Ask Your Grandson to Send Your Bank Wires
In Ko v. Messer, Chapter 11 Trustee, No. 20-02866, 2021 WL 4463029 (E.D.N.Y. Sep...
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