New Jersey Attorney Law Review BlogNew Jersey attorney law review blog provided by LoFaro & Reiser, L.L.P., a New Jersey law firm concentrating in bankruptcy & creditors' rights, corporate law, criminal law & DWI, debt collection, estate planning, foreclosure, Internet law, litigation in state & federal courts, personal injury, real estate, wills, trusts & probate, and traffic tickets.NJ Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Homeowner in Challenge to Foreclosure Sale Based on Deficient Sheriff's Sale Notice- February 29, 2008 In a victory for homeowners, the New Jersey Supreme Court has ruled that where notice of a sheriff's sale was procedurally deficient, the equitable doctrine of laches will not serve to bar relief to the homeowner. U.S. v. Scurry, A-14 September Term 2007. In this case, the homeowner was sued in foreclosure by her lender after falling behind in her mortgage payments. The homeowner subsequently filed Chapter 13 bankruptcy in an effort to save her home, however she also fell behind in her...http://newjerseylawreview.blogspot.com/2008/02/nj-supreme-court-rules-in-favor-of.html |