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Recent Real Estate Law Articles
Baltimore City Mandates Real Estate Contract Provisions
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:17:56-05:00Thursday, March 10th, 2005|Categories: Real Estate Law|
This article identifies issues that must be addressed in an agreement of sale for real estate located within Baltimore City. Accepting that real estate is one of the most heavily regulated industries, there are federal, state, and local government requirements of language that must be ...
600 Year Old Wrongful Detainer Law Gives Wife Possession of Family Home
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:07-05:00Thursday, February 10th, 2005|Categories: Real Estate Law|
The Circuit Court for Baltimore County has affirmed a judgment of the District Court on a Complaint For Wrongful Detainer determining that a wife was the owner of the family home and legally entitled to possession of the real property, granting restitution of possession of ...
Interest Rate Paid on Residential Lease Security Deposits in Maryland Reduced
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:15-05:00Saturday, November 27th, 2004|Categories: Real Estate Law|
Effective October 1, 2004, the amount of interest a landlord must pay a residential tenant in Maryland upon return of the tenant’s security deposit has been altered from 4% to 3% per annum. Generally, under the prior law a landlord was required to pay 4% ...
Checklist of Required Real Estate Contract Provisions in Baltimore County, Maryland
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:17:55-05:00Tuesday, August 10th, 2004|Categories: Real Estate Law|
The recodification of the Baltimore County Code, effective July 1, 2004, altered the language that must be contained in a contract of sale for real property. Contract forms should be updated for risk that the writing will now be voidable by a prospective purchaser. Moreover, ...
Landlords Win Ability To Enforce Use Clauses, Even In Bankruptcy
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:16-05:00Thursday, June 10th, 2004|Categories: Real Estate Law|
In a significant decision for shopping center landlords, the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled for the 1st time that the Bankruptcy Court may not modify a lease, by ignoring the use restrictions in the original written agreement, when approving an assignment of ...
Demolition of Premises Does Not Terminate Obligation to Pay Rent by Prior Tenant
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:21-05:00Sunday, August 10th, 2003|Categories: Real Estate Law|
Circuit City defaulted on a 20-year lease in the Wintergreen Plaza Shopping Center when the electronics retailer relocated to a different Rockville Pike shopping center in violation of a “continuous operation” provision of the lease. And in this case, instructive to landlords and tenants alike, ...
Does Maryland Now Make the Landlord an Insurer Against Crime?
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:19-05:00Thursday, July 10th, 2003|Categories: Real Estate Law|
At approximately 1:17 a.m. on June 13, 1998, an unidentified intruder entered apartment A-2 of the Pelham Wood Apartments, a second floor two-bedroom unit, through a sliding glass door and upon encountering the tenant in the apartment master bedroom shot him in the abdomen. The ...
A Right and Responsibility to Shape the Public Good
By Stuart Kaplow|2022-01-22T15:18:27-05:00Saturday, May 10th, 2003|Categories: Real Estate Law|
Comments of Stuart D. Kaplow, Chair of the Board of the Greater Towson Committee, at the occasion of the 2003 annual meeting. This is an historic time - 2003 is the 300th anniversary of the establishment of the first business in Towson. The first residents ...