The state’s Court of Appeals on Friday denied a petition for writ of certiorari filed in February by the town against Nathans Associates, the heir and owners of the century-old-plus building the east side of the Boardwalk at South Division Street, which, for decades, has been home to the iconic Dumser’s Dairyland. The petition asked the Court of Appeals to hear the case after the lower Court of Special Appeals ruled twice against the town.
The high court’s denial of the petition brings closure to the case, which has made its way up and down the court system since a decades-old agreement between the town and Nathans Associates expired in 2016. The town prevailed in the initial case at the Worcester County Circuit Court level, but Nathans Associates appealed that outcome to the Court of Special Appeals.
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ReplyDeleteLOL! Mayor and Council smacked down again! LOL!
ReplyDeleteSo take that OC. This seems to have ended the right way, good on them.
ReplyDeletenow then name your price if the city still wants it
ReplyDeleteJudge Cathell should NEVER have heard the original case in Worcester Circuit Court..he used to be the Town of Ocean City's Attorney. He should have recused himself.
ReplyDeleteNow we need the court to rule against their illegal discrimination of females requiring only them to have to wear tops at the beach. Free the Nipples!
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as female or males. Moron.
DeleteOk Karen, we know you are lesbian,
Deletebut kids don't need to see that
Good, I love their ice cream.
ReplyDeleteGreat news for this Landmark in OC!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the good ole boy network lost this one!
Judge Cathall still and will forever have Egg on his face for losing this case !
Great news.. 100 years of back taxes are now due..
ReplyDeleteGuess the same thing will happen with the Salisbury University apartments and stores deal with the Rinniers. Anyone up to speed on that issue.
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