Relating to Real Estate |May 08, 2017
Neighbors Cannot Wait Three Years and Then Claim a Setback Violation
Davis Wood obtained a building permit from the Town of St. Michaels in 2002 and ...
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Relating to Real Estate |May 08, 2017
Addition Built in Setback Must be Razed
The Circuit Court for Baltimore County ordered that Friends of Lubavitch, Inc. m...
Read MoreEvents |March 21, 2017
Legal Opinions in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need To Know
Webinar Topic: Legal Opinions in Real Estate Transactions: What You Need To Know...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
Relating to Real Estate - February 2017
In this issue:Can "Premises" Include Multiple Buildings?BMZA May Review City Pla...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
30 Days Means 30 Days
Karen Kunda sold her general store, the property it was on, and the stock of her...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
Tie Votes are a Denial, but Members of the Board of Appeals Must Use the Proper Analysis
As set forth in Forks of the Patuxent Improvement Association, Inc., et al. v. N...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
Rent Escrow Statute: a Sword or a Shield
In Cane v. EZ Rentals, 450 Md. 597 (2016), the Court of Appeals held that Maryla...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
Unused 12-Year Old Permit Still Valid for MDE
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals recently affirmed the issuance of a rubble...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
Bankruptcy Cap Only Applies to Future Rent
If you are a landlord and your tenant files for bankruptcy, based on a December ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |February 21, 2017
BMZA May Review City Planning Commission
In John Viles et al. v. Board of Municipal and Zoning Appeals, 230 Md. App. 506 ...
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