Alfano Law attorney, John Hayes, successfully challenged a provision of the tax-deeding statute that permitted municipalities to profit from the sale of tax-deeded properties. While the tax deeding statute required municipalities to distribute profit to former owners if they sold the property within three years, the law does not require municipalities to sell tax-deeded properties within that time-frame.
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On March 16, 2020, in response to the emergency orders issued by the Governor relating to attempts to reduce the infection rate from the Covid-19 virus, the New Hampshire Supreme Court, cancelled all trials and hearings that require people to appear at the courthouses in New Hampshire. The New Hampshire Supreme Court is the Court that has the responsibility … Read the rest
Let’s say your tenant signed a lease on September 1, never took possession, and made two monthly payments before stopping. Most commercial leases would give the landlord the right to terminate the lease, evict the tenant and sue immediately for the balance due. Many also give the landlord the option to keep the lease in effect and recover rent and … Read the rest
Everything you need to know about navigating public and private road laws in New Hampshire.