Scott Kravetz, left, and Justin Stern, right.
The deed contained a restriction that the property was to be used only for public park purposes. If the City of Miami violated that use restriction, then the warranty deed contained a reverter clause that came into play, the attorneys argued.
April 03, 2020 at 03:31 PM
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Two Duane Morris lawyers helped their client reclaim title to the Brickell property where Perricone’s Marketplace once operated.
And they did it against a government defendant whose in-house counsel was able to churn out filing after filing in a hard-fought dispute with more than 200 docket entries.
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