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- Fraud Notes: Timeliness in Fraud Litigation – Discovery Rule Saves Some Claims, Bars Others
IGAL Ocean, LLC On October 21, 2010, a personal injury judgment in the principal amount of $83,788.25 entered in Supreme Court, Kings County, in favor of plaintiff and against defendant IGAL Ocean, LLC (“Judgment
- Business Dispute Between Sisters Dismissed on Statute of Limitations Grounds
Thereafter, defendants moved for summary judgment dismissing the complaint as time-barred, arguing, among Plaintiffs opposed defendants’ motion and cross-moved for summary judgment on the ground that they demonstrated
- In an Apparent Case of First Impression, First Department Holds That a Board of Directors Cannot Be Sued as a Collective Entity
Thus, any judgment against it could not be recovered from the collective group. Furthermore, a judgment against the collective entity cannot apply to the individuals as the individuals
- In a Case of First Impression Amongst New York Appellate Courts, the Appellate Division, Second Department, Determines the Operative Date for Requiring Both Leave of Court and Stipulation of the Pa...
Lender moved for summary judgment on the complaint and for an order of reference. evidentiary errors”, lender withdrew its motion prior to the return date and made a second motion for summary judgment At the close of lender’s case, borrower “made an application pursuant to CPLR 4401 for judgment as a Borrower cross-moved to confirm the referee’s report and for the entry judgment dismissing the complaint
- “Variety is the Spice of Life” -- Service of Process under CPLR 308(4)
Later in 2019, lender moved to confirm the report and for a judgment of foreclosure and sale, which motion In 2023, borrower moved to vacate the order of reference and the judgment of foreclosure and sale based
- Small Litigation Funders And Purchasers Of Distressed Debt Beware – Champerty Is Alive And Well In New York
Following the close of this limited discovery, WestLB moved for summary judgment. Id. at 3-4. about the intent and motivation of the parties, which, they said, are not issues to decided on summary judgment
- Second Department Remands For Hearing on Whether Lender Negotiated in Bad Faith During Mandatory CPLR 3408 Foreclosure Settlement Conference
Lender moved for summary judgment and borrower cross-moved for a hearing to determine “whether sanctions Borrower appealed from supreme court’s grant of lender’s motion for summary judgment and the denial of a hearing to determine this issue before deciding those branches of motion which were for summary judgment
- Voluntary Discontinuance Pursuant to CPLR 3217
The lender moved, inter alia , to restore the First Action to the calendar and for summary judgment, Second Action “without prejudice, in order to restore to foreclose the mortgage and to proceed to judgment
- Court Dismisses Special Proceeding Because Petitioner Failed to Comply With Statutory Requirements
, such as the petitioner in Lincoln Square , use to collect on a money judgment. to the judgment creditor. shown is or will become indebted to the judgment debtor.” The Notice to Judgment Debtor is “designed to inform the judgment debtor, if he be a natural person, the judgment under § CPLR 5227 against the third-party garnishee may not be maintained if the judgment
- It’s Not Over Til It’s Over – Then it’s Really Over
terminated by the execution of an express, unconditional stipulation of discontinuance or actual entry of judgment
- Enough Already With RPAPL 1304
Borrowers appealed from the grant of lender’s motion for summary judgment. The Court recognized that a lender moving for summary judgment in a residential mortgage foreclosure Lender’s motion for summary judgment, and its subsequent motion for renewal and reargument, were denied
- New York Court of Appeals Holds That The Doctrine of Successor Jurisdiction Applies In a Transaction That Is Less Than a Merger
well be less favorable, with respect to both the likely outcome and available mechanisms to enforce a judgment rejected SGBL’s “catch me if you can” response to concerns a plaintiff would not be able to collect on a judgment liabilities transaction: Additionally, while a predecessor’s assets should be available to satisfy a judgment substantial assets in 2010, LCB stated in 2017 that it was “defunct, insolvent, and unable to pay any judgment

