Category: Property Law

One of many First Reported Court docket Rulings Addressing Whether or not Enterprise Can Be Legally Excused From Paying Hire Whereas Topic to Authorities Covid-19 Shutdown Because the Boston Globe reported this week, Suffolk Superior Court docket Enterprise Litigation Session Choose Kenneth Salinger dominated {that a} Caffe Nero espresso store on Newbury Avenue was legally […]

The Facilities for Illness Management has simply prolonged the nationwide eviction moratorium by the tip of June. “The COVID-19 pandemic has offered a historic risk to the nation’s public well being,” CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky mentioned in a press release. “Retaining individuals of their properties and out of crowded or congregate settings — like […]

Appraisers and umpires should guarantee they’ve the mandatory time to effectively fulfill their duties earlier than committing to an appraisal panel. Each policyholders and insurers concur that policyholders deserve swift and full compensation for his or her losses. The elemental precept of insurance coverage is compromised if policyholders don’t obtain well timed and full funds. […]

First Reported Determination In Massachusetts On Personal Nuisance and Para-Hold Gliding Just lately, I filed a really attention-grabbing and novel case involving personal nuisance and paragliders which resulted in a positive injunction ruling for my consumer. My shoppers have a gorgeous dwelling on Peaked Cliff within the Sagamore Highlands space of Plymouth/Bourne, overlooking Cape Cod […]

Massachusetts Additionally Extends Sure Eviction Protections The Facilities for Illness Management introduced right this moment that its CDC Eviction Moratorium will likely be prolonged one remaining time by way of July 31, 2021. The CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky issued the next assertion: “CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has signed an extension to the eviction […]

CDC Points New Eviction Moratorium By way of October 3, 2021, Pausing Evictions In Areas Of “Substantial” Covid-19 Transmission Like a zombie apocolypse from the Strolling Lifeless, the eviction moratorium issued by the Facilities for Illness Management, which expired on July 31, has been resurrected by the Biden administration. Citing widespread delays within the distribution […]

Here’s a roundup of our weblog posts for November. Thursday 2nd November Landlord Regulation Weblog Roundup for October 2023 Our roundup of posts for October Friday third November Landlord Regulation Newsround #315 Housing information and weekly updates Monday sixth November City Fable – it will possibly’t be an HMO if all of the tenants signal […]