Chapter 91 request. The article discussed the conflicting case law in this area, including the obligation of the owner of non-incoming producing property to respond to a Chapter 91 request…. Continue reading
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On May 28, 2008, I discussed the HJ Bailey Company v. Neptune case where the Appellate Division held that the appeal preclusion provision under Chapter 91 does not apply to… Continue reading
…N.J.S.A. 54:4-34 (Chapter 91 Request). In this case, the tax payer owned income producing property. The Assessor timely and properly mailed the Chapter 91 Request to the Tax Payer. The… Continue reading
a property owner to respond to a Chapter 91 request when the property in question does not produce any income. Despite the best efforts of property managers, sometimes the Chapter… Continue reading
…plan confirmation; Representing lenders in DIP (debtor-in-possession) financing; Representing Chapter 7 trustees in bankruptcy court and state court; Representing condominium an homeowners associations in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases;… Continue reading
Express Fast Tracks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing April 23, 2024 Express, Inc., the fashion mall retailer, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the District of Delaware Bankruptcy Court, docket… Continue reading
What happens when the tax assessor mails a Chapter 91 request to the address maintained on the assessor’s public records, but the request is returned “unclaimed”? Is the assessor required… Continue reading
firm was a United States Bankruptcy Judge and certain partners have been Chapter 7 panel trustees. Our Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Services in this area include: Contesting Chapter 11 Plain confirmations…. Continue reading
…known as Chapter 91 requests. New Jersey law permits a municipality to request income and expense statements from owners of income producing properties on an annual basis (N.J.S.A. 54:4-34). The… Continue reading
…the… Sports Authority Looks to be the Next Big Tenant Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing Sports Authority, Inc. (“Sports Authority”) appears to likely be the next big tenant Chapter 11 bankruptcy… Continue reading
