United States:
New York Law Journal: Realty Law Journal - April 22, 2015
23 April 2015
Herrick, Feinstein LLP
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In his weekly Realty Law Digest column (subscription
required), Scott Mollen analyzes two notable cases. In Brookford v.
Penraat, a rent-controlled tenant was found to be Airbnb
'profiteering.' In Jewish People for the Betterment of
Westhampton Beach v. The Village of Westhampton Beach, the Second
Circuit ruled in favor of the defendants in allowing Eruv markers
on the town's utility poles.
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