Scott E. Mollen reviews cases involving a failure to commence a foreclosure action within six years, whether a defendant in a summary nonpayment proceeding waives all jurisdictional defenses as a consequence of interposing unrelated counterclaims, and an alleged chronic rent delinquency.
December 09, 2015 at 01:01 AM
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Foreclosures—Mortgage Cancelled Based on Failure to Properly Commence Foreclosure Action Within Six Years Statute of Limitations
A plaintiff moved for a summary judgment, discharging the defendant lender’s mortgage pursuant to RPAPL§1501(4) and striking the lender’s affirmative defenses.
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