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Court Takes On Case Involving Unjust Enrichment After Successful Appeal
In Metro Real Estate Investment v. Siaway, 2021 Pa. Super. LEXIS 88 (Mar. 2, 2021), the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently determined whether...
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Ruling Highlights Importance of Drafting a Deed With Unambiguous Language
In Grove v. Lutz, 2021 Pa. Super. LEXIS 2 (Jan. 4, 2021), the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently determined whether a seller to real estate had the...
Easement Agreement Voided Due to Lack of Authority in Parking Lot Entrance Case
In Sehrawat v. Rite Aid, 2020 Pa. Super. Unpub. LEXIS 3537 (Pa. Super. Ct. Nov. 13, 2020), the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently declared void ab...
Superior Court Rules in Favor of Homeowners in Defective Construction Work Case
In Woullard v. Sanner Concrete & Supply, 2020 Pa. Super. LEXIS 897 (Pa. Super. Ct. Oct. 30, 2020), the Pennsylvania Superior Court recently...
Floor Area Bonuses Allowed for Mixed-Used Properties Under the Philadelphia Zoning Code
The first part of this series on “zoning” bonuses in the city of Philadelphia looked at the Mixed-Income Housing, Green Roof, and Fresh Food Market...
Real Estate Tax Foreclosure Proceedings in the Time of COVID
In Pennsylvania, real estate tax foreclosure proceedings are governed by either the Municipal Claims and Tax Liens Act (MCTLA), 53 Section P.S. 7101...
Density and Dimensional Bonuses Allowed for Mixed-Used Properties Under the Philadelphia Zoning Code
—Clementa Amazan, an associate at Nochumson P.C., assisted with preparing this article.
Court: Emails Between Homeowners’ Association Board Members Not a Meeting
In M4 Holdings v. Lake Harmony Estates Property Owners’ Association, 2020 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 635 (Aug. 14, 2020) the Commonwealth Court stated that a...
Mixed-Income Housing Bonus Boosts Real Estate Development
As newly constructed housing is being built in places that once contained decrepit structures or barren lots, longstanding residents in these...
Superior Court Holds Possible Exception To Warrant Of Attorney Rule
In Pennsylvania, the general rule is that “a warrant of attorney to confess judgment may not be exercised twice for the same debt.”