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The court dismissed an appeal from approval of a foreclosure sale, finding repeated extensions had already been granted and the new appraisal evidence was unreliable.
The court found Amber Mortgage’s security was at risk, granted it conduct of sale in the Lanyard foreclosure, and allowed a one-month redemption period.
The court fixed compensation for a partial expropriation at $8,200,320, preferred the District’s appraiser’s methodology, and rejected the claim that Hanlon bound the valuation.
The court found the owners had no reasonable expectation of ALR exclusion in 2017, gave little weight to a conditional sale contract, and fixed fair market value at $10.5 million.
Appeal from foreclosure sale approvals allowed because the listings misdescribed residential strata units as “NOT A PRIVATE RESIDENCE,” making the marketing unfair and improper.
The court approved a foreclosure sale after finding the property had been marketed in a business-like manner and the $2.7 million offer was provident.
The court dismissed an appeal from a foreclosure vesting order, found no error in refusing further adjournment or approving sale, and extended the stay for 60 days.
Appeal from a foreclosure sale approval was dismissed. The court held the property had been marketed in a businesslike manner and the approved sale was provident.
The court approved the sale of a mortgaged property for $185,000 and ordered that the petitioner could not pursue Mr. Doan’s personal covenant or any shortfall.
The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal from an unequal family-property division, found errors in the trial judge’s approach to reapportionment and valuation, and remitted the matter for rehearing.
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