N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 51 No. 3
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N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 51 No. 2
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N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 51 No. 1
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New York State Bar Association Wants New Rules for In-Person Notarization Repealed
The New York State Bar Association is recommending that the new record-keeping rules for in-person notarizations be repealed, arguing they are unworkable and will have a negative impact on attorneys and clients alike. “The record keeping and record retention regulations are superfluous for attorneys,” said Sherry Levin Wallach, president of the New York State Bar … Continued
Remote Notarization: What Lawyers and Notaries Need to Know
The New York State Bar Association has formed a task force to study the state’s new rules on notarization, which are having a significant impact on lawyers handling real estate transactions, wills and trusts and all other legal matters that require signing documents. While the task force members deliberate, the association is doing everything it … Continued
New York State Bar Association Tackles the Metaverse and NFTs
At a New York State Bar Association program on the metaverse Friday at the NYU School of Law, the first order of business was establishing exactly what the metaverse is. A lot of people believe it’s a homogenous place next to the real world where avatars interact. The reality is that it’s many places and … Continued
N.Y. Real Property Law Journal Vol. 50 No. 2
How a Housing Project, a Pancake House and Car Dealership Impacted Tax Certiorari Practice in the State of New York
In DCH Auto v. Town of Mamaroneck, the New York State Court of Appeals unanimously reversed the Appellate Division, Second Department, and held that a “net lessee contractually obligated to pay the real estate taxes of the subject property is included within the meaning of ‘the person whose property is assessed’ under [Real Property Tax … Continued
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10 Tips for Practicing in Dispute Resolution
In February 2022, the Real Property Law Section participated in a law student roundtable discussion that provided current law students with a better understanding on the experiences, rewards, and challenges practicing attorneys have faced in real property law while offering insight on the various career opportunities available.