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Billionaire homeowner sues over claims sheep wool insulation caused moth infestation in 3.25m home

The legal dispute reveals significant issues surrounding property disclosures and rising moth infestations linked to environmental factors.

Judge orders Porsche-driving LI squatters to hit the road after shifting previous decision into reverse

Squatters in Porsche driven out by judge's order
Neighbors report abandoned Cape Cod-style home issues

Billionaire homeowner sues over claims sheep wool insulation caused moth infestation in 3.25m home

The legal dispute reveals significant issues surrounding property disclosures and rising moth infestations linked to environmental factors.

Judge orders Porsche-driving LI squatters to hit the road after shifting previous decision into reverse

Squatters in Porsche driven out by judge's order
Neighbors report abandoned Cape Cod-style home issues
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Irish investors sense success in battle to recoup deposits for holiday homes that were never built after the 2008 crash

Spanish banks are mandated to guarantee refunds on off-plan property deposits, particularly for investors affected by the property crash.

Latest decisions from the Appellate Division, Second Department

The court allowed 209 Barbey Street LLC to file a late answer in a property contract dispute, emphasizing case resolution on merits.

Property owner wins right to challenge foreclosure in Brooklyn case

The Appellate Division allowed BLDG to intervene in a foreclosure case due to its significant interest in the property's lease termination.

UK Parliament Introduces Bill to Recognize Bitcoin and Crypto as Personal Property

UK legislation now officially recognizes Bitcoin and digital assets as personal property, providing legal protections and clarity for asset owners.

Bay Area county investigating unauthorized fences on popular beach

Unauthorized fences blocking public beach access have been installed in front of multimillion-dollar homes in Stinson Beach.

'A piece of my land is accessible via a laneway owned by a neighbour. Is it still worth registering a right of way?'

Concerns about future access problems may arise if an old house on the land needs renovation but hasn't had right of way used in years.

Less-expensive transfer on death instruments become more popular in Chicago

Homeowners in Chicago are increasingly using transfer on death instruments to avoid the probate process and resolve tangled titles.
Transfer on death instruments are a cheaper and simpler estate planning tool that can preserve intergenerational wealth.
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