New York Law Journal: Realty Law Digest - May 27, 2015

In Tantaro v. Common Ground Community Housing Development Fund, the tenant's girlfriend was found to be a mere licensee, not a tenant entitled to relief.
United States Real Estate and Construction
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In his weekly Realty Law Digest column (subscription required), Scott Mollen analyzes two notable cases. In Tucciarone v. The Hamlet On Olde Oyster Bay Homeowners Assoc., the plaintiffs were permitted to amend their complaint and assert a claim of breach of fiduciary duty. In Tantaro v. Common Ground Community Housing Development Fund, the tenant's girlfriend was found to be a mere licensee, not a tenant entitled to relief.

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New York Law Journal: Realty Law Digest - May 27, 2015

United States Real Estate and Construction
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