Property Law No. 2019-0197 May 22, 2020 Affirmed in part reversed in part remanded. Whether an implied easement may be inferred based upon historical use of properties This lawsuit originated in 2017, when the plaintiff filed a lawsuit requesting...
Property Law No. 2019-0120 May 27, 2020 Affirmed. Whether the plaintiffs’ claim brought in February 2018 were time-barred or if the discovery rule tolled the statute of limitations; and whether certain evidence was properly admitted or should...
Property Law-Leases An appeal from the 6th Circuit Court-Hillsborough District Division No. 2018-0141 Nov. 22, 2019 Vacated and remanded. Whether the failure to repair a tenant’s heating system violated RSA 540-A:3, I and RSA 358-A:10 when the...
PROPERTY LAW No. 2018-0172 July 30, 2019 Affirmed in part, Reversed in part, Vacated in part, and Remanded Issue: Did the trial court err in ordering the City to reacquire title to a parcel of land and to transfer title to the plaintiffs. The...
PROPERTY LAW No. 2018-0202 July 2, 2019 Affirmed Issue:Whether the Superior Court erred in granting a petition to partition. The defendant continued to reside in property, under the terms of a never executed agreement, that was jointly awarded by...
Real Property Law June 25, 2019 Reversed and remanded Issue: Whether, pursuant to language in a Lease Renewal and Purchase Option agreement, property owner was required to list property for sale before lessee’s preemptive rights to purchase the...
Real Property Law No. 2018-0094 June 7, 2019 Reversed Issue: Whether the Town was the owner of a levee pursuant to RSA 482:11-a (2013), and therefore obligated under the statute to maintain and repair a levee. The petitioner, the Town of Lincoln...
Real Estate No. 2012-632 May 3, 2019 Affirmed. Whether the balance of the plaintiff’s homestead exemption remained an interest in the property or was extinguished by the foreclosure sale of the second mortgage The trial court denied...
Real Estate No. 2018-0268 May 10, 2019 Affirmed. Whether a defendant may forfeit his right to a statute of limitations defense through his conduct in litigation The sole issue on appeal was whether a defendant may forfeit his right to a statute...
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