Using the A.L.E.R.T program, notification of a lis
penden filing will be made available to municipalities, alerting them that a foreclosure action has commenced in their community.
Not exact matches
Second, if you're litigating a governance or ownership dispute between putative co-owners of a realty holding entity, it's usually not a good idea to
file a lis
pendens against the real property unless you (or your client) are prepared to pay the other side's legal fees to secure its cancellation.
You must also
file a document called a «certificate of lis
pendens» (this means a certificate of «law suit pending») with the Land Registration Office to let people know that you have started a law suit dealing with the owner's property.
To enforce your lien, you have 105 days from the last day of work and / or supply of materials (not from the date you registered the lien) to start a law suit in Supreme Court and to
file a «certificate of lis
pendens» at the Land Registration Office.
They would have a list
pendens or a lawsuit
filed, that names the property.
The broker recorded the judgment against the property,
filed a motion seeking to enforce the judgment, and
filed a «notice of lis
pendens.»
The Buyer
filed a lawsuit seeking performance of the purchase contract as well as
filing a notice of lis
pendens against the property (this provides notice to potential purchasers that the property is subject to litigation).
The court ruled that since the Broker had obtained a judgment for the commission amount, she was not barred by the statute from
filing a lis
pendens notice against the property.
When you
file a legal notice «lis
pendens» on a property it puts a black mark on it until the issue is resolved.
The lifespan of a preforeclosure lead is from the first step in foreclosure, when the lis
pendens is
filed, to when the property is sold at the court house steps.