When Texas, Georgia, California, New York and a host of other states are busy marketing themselves to businesses and enticing them to relocate, you just don’t decide to be the exception and quit. That would be like owning a major league baseball team and deciding you weren’t going to pay […]
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Once a judgment for condominium arrears is entered and various post judgment enforcement remedies have proved unavailing to locate assets, i.e. there are no bank accounts in the debtor’s name and no employment information can be located, there is one more tool in the toolbox! New Jersey Court Rule 4:59 […]
Posted with permission from Construction Litigation Reporter, Volume 38, Issue No. 1 (January 2017 issue). Copyright © 2017 Thomson Reuters/West. For more information about this publication, please visit www.legalsolutions.thomsonreuters.com. Owners of construction projects can reap immense financial returns or suffer disastrous consequences as a result of a single incident. Given their...
Q&A: Disclosure of Tenant Information
01.12.2017
Q: Does a condominium association board have an obligation to disclose information to an owner about an individual who is leasing a unit? If the lessee has a permanent guest with a criminal background does the board have an obligation to disclose this to the owner? A: Typically, a condominium association in New Jersey would not have an obligation to disclose
