Archive for the ‘Necessary Parties’ Category
NY Appellate Court Holds 30-Day Statute of Limitations Applies to Site Plan Challenge Where Plaintiffs Failed to Name/Serve Necessary Parties
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 16, 2020
NY Appellate Court Holds Relation-Back Doctrine Did Not Permit Property Owner to be Joined as Respondent in Challenge Over Site Plan Approval
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 1, 2020
MN Appeals Court Holds Plaintiffs Failed to Join Necessary Parties in Dispute Over Variance
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 13, 2019
IL Appeals Court Finds Summons Over Encroachment was Sufficient Despite Failing to Directly Name a Defendant
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on January 6, 2019
NY Appellate Court Finds Jurisdiction was Unaffected by Potential Statute of Limitations Defense Involving Failure to Join a Necessary Party
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on July 28, 2018
NC Appeals Court Holds Town Did Not Waive Owner’s Failure to Join Town as Necessary Party to the Action
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on January 4, 2018
WY Supreme Court Denies Declaratory Judgment Over Nonconforming Use for Failing to Exhaust Administrative Remedies and Failing to Join Indispensable Parties
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 16, 2017
VA Supreme Court Holds Local Governing Body was Required to be Named as a Necessary Party in the Petition to Challenge A Zoning Decision Within 30 Days of the Final Decision
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 9, 2017
VA Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal of Appeal to Review BZA Decision Where Petitioners Failed to Name the Local Governing Body in the Petition
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on March 2, 2017
NY Appellate Court Finds That All Property Owners are Not Automatically Necessary Parties to Rezoning Challenge
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 20, 2016
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