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e deed and the prices that the buyer may actually have shelled out. "The recorded purchase price may not necessarily reflect the whole transaction," Evans said. In any case, the following transactions, listed in descending order of the recorded prices, rounded out the rest of the season's home and pro

ected bird sanctuary. ■ In October, a seven-bedroom seaside mansion at 1075 N. Ocean Blvd. sold for $22.5 million in the largest home sale of 2010. Condon represented sellers Michael P. and Paola Schulhof. Moens represented the buyer, a trust. ■ In February, Sean M. Healey, represented by Lore Smith of

another deal this month that marked the largest home sale of 2011: An oceanfront home at 40 Blossom Way changed hands for a recorded $29.15 million. Condon represented the seller, the estate of C. Graham Berwind, and broker Lawrence Moens of Lawrence A. Moens Associates acted on behalf of the buyer, a t

it fails to allege any facts to give notice on when the covenant or easement was first violated. Specific to Count I of the FAC, the deed from the Evans brothers to Karen Kjaer does not contain any restrictive covenant limiting the use of Parcel 11. Ex. 2. The deed also does not state that it is sub

he alleged breach of the covenant and/or the express or implied easement. A diminution in value claim is subsumed by the tort claims. See DeSoto v. Condon, No. SACV085I4AHSMLGX, 2008 WL 11338151, at *6 (C.D. Cal. Oct. 3, 2008), ajj'd, 371 F. App'x 822 (9th Cir. 2010). Remedies are EFTA00805283 Great

that it was unreliable, continued to use it anyway. I believe that they misled the FISA court." Additional coverage includes National Review (7/14, Evans, 731K). Former Trump Attorney: Durham Should "Taker A Hard Look" At Weissmann. The Washington Examiner (7/14, Chaitin, 448K) reports that John Dowd

being the first state to shelter in place. Experts Blast New York Report Absolving Cuomo Of Blame For Nursing Home Deaths. The AP (7/14, Mustian, Condon) says New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is "facing blistering criticism over an internal report that found a controversial state directive that sent th

sulted in more than a dozen destabilizing attacks against the aforementioned countries." In its coverage of the Yahoo report, National Review (7/15, Evans, 731K) reports that while "many in the CIA were reportedly elated with the new order, there was some pushback within the U.S. government against ce

it will be shared, but the head of the CDC late today said that his agency will have full access to all of the information." The AP (7/15, Stobbe, Condon) reports CDC Director Redfield said the CDC "has agreed to step out of the government's traditional data collection process 'in order to streamline

ligence collection regarding US persons associated with the Trump campaign." Also providing similar coverage on the story is National Review (7/17, Evans, 731K). Strzok Fires Back At Graham. The Washington Examiner (7/18, Chaitin, 448K) reported Peter Strzok "castigated Lindsey Graham after the senat

on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, 50 years earlier marked a turning point in the civil rights movement." In addition, Bloomberg (7/18, Condon, 4.73M) highlights that Trump "posted on Twitter as his motorcade returned to Washington from his Virginia golf course, where he spent over four ho