The Plaintiff sought a ruling that the sale of equity interests in eleven commercial properties, which interests were pledged as collateral for a mezzanine loan, was commercially unreasonable because the auction sale was not conducted in a commercially ...

In the foreclosure of mortgages encumbering two parcels, the Plaintiff moved for a judgment of foreclosure and sale for one property, representing that it would seek reformation of an erroneous legal description in the mortgages of the other parcel. If ...

A “zoning lot” is defined in Section 12-10(d) of the Zoning Resolution (“ZR”) of the City of New York, in relevant part, as “a tract of land, either unsubdivided or consisting of two or more lots of record contiguous for a minimum of ten linear feet, ...

A church in East Harlem filed a petition seeking court approval for a mortgage on its house of worship, which was its sole asset, under Not-for-Profit Corporation Law Sections 510 (“Disposition of all or substantially all assets”) and 511 (“Petition for ...

The Plaintiff owned two adjoining units on the 16th floor of the Essex House Condominium. The Defendant owned two units on the 15th floor, directly below the Plaintiff’s units. The Board of Directors of the Condominium, also a Defendant, authorized the ...

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