By Breanna R. Marchesani | Published January 27, 2023 | Posted in Real Estate | Tagged Tags: New Jersey Property, Right of Refusal | Comments Off on When A First Right of Refusal Is Too Late
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On December 22, 2022, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division decided the case Saadia Square LLC v. SM Logistics Member LLC et. al. This case arises out of a dispute between the parties’ Operating Agreement and the ability to revoke an offer prior to acceptance. The Operating Agreement requires Defendant to offer Plaintiff the right of first refusal to purchase property that Plaintiff intends to sell Read More
Read MoreWhat to do if a certificate of occupancy has been incorrectly issued?
Town rescinds certificate of occupancy for former motel On January 5, 2023, the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division decided the case Department of Community Affairs, etc v. Kenneth D. Roberts, etc. In this case, Defendant Kenneth D. Roberts appeals from the final decision of the Commissioner of the Department of Community Affairs to suspend his license under the Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law Read More
Read MoreOver 100 Reported Cases of Brain Tumors in former Colonia High School Students
There are now 108 people that were diagnosed with brain tumors over the past three decades who have either attended or worked at Colonia High School. A former student is responsible for linking these individuals together. He and his wife both attended high school in the 1990s and both have been diagnosed with rare brain Read More
Read MoreProperty Manager Charged with Embezzling and Laundering Stolen Funds from NJ Co-op
A Mercer County resident was recently indicted on twelve charges for allegedly embezzling and laundering stolen money from his prior client, Hamilton Park CO-OP. On April 1, 2022, a Mercer County grand jury indicted the subject on charges of first-degree financial facilitation of criminal activity, second degree theft by unlawful taking, second-degree theft by failure Read More
Read MorePrevious Property Manager Charged with Embezzling and Laundering Stolen Funds from Hamilton Park CO-OP.
Nicolas DePaola of Ewing New Jersey was indicted on twelve charges for embezzling and laundering stolen money from his prior client, Hamilton Park CO-OP. On April 1, 2022, a Mercer County grand jury has indicted DePaola on charges of first-degree financial facilitation of criminal activity, second degree theft by unlawful taking, second-degree theft by failure Read More
Read MoreOver 100 Reported Cases of Brain Tumors of Students Who Attended Colonia High School
There are now 108 people that were diagnosed with brain tumors over the past three decades who have either attended or worked at Colonia High School. A former student, Al Lupiano, is responsible for linking these individuals together. Al and his wife both attended high school in the 90s and both have been diagnosed with Read More
Read MoreMiddlesex County Water Contamination
On October 22, 2021, Middlesex Water Company sent a notice to all residents whose homes were supplied by Middlesex Water Company’s Park Avenue Treatment Plant in South Plainfield. Residences in parts of Edison, Metuchen, South Plainfield, and Woodbridge received this notice. Middlesex Water tested their groundwater and found that it contained levels of Perfluorooctanoic Acid Read More
Read MoreProposed Legislation for Larger Retailers to Use Smaller Boxes
John McKeon is proposing new legislation that would fine large online retailers and big box stores for shipping items in boxes that are more than twice the size of the product being shipped. If passed, the fine would range from $200 to $500 for each offense. The idea for his proposed legislation came when John Read More
Read MoreHolding Polluters Accountable in New Jersey
The acting Attorney General of New Jersey, Andrew J. Bruck, and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, Shawn M. LaTourette, announced seven new environmental enforcement actions were filed in New Jersey. These lawsuits are conducive to the Murphy Administration’s movement to bring environmental justice to all communities of New Jersey, specifically overburdened communities. Read More
Read MoreHolding Polluters Accountable in New Jersey
The acting Attorney General of New Jersey, Andrew J. Bruck, and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, Shawn M. LaTourette, announced seven new environmental enforcement actions were filed in New Jersey.These lawsuits are conducive to the Murphy Administration’s movement to bring environmental justice to all communities of New Jersey, specifically overburdened communities. Pollution Read More
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