Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc. v. Rommel Builders, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “[A]ll participants in the process as a whole are bound to follow the FHAA . . . . [A]ny entity who contributes to a violation of the FHAA [is] liable.”
• “[A]ll participants in the process as a whole are bound to follow the 5354 GARCIA v. BROCKWAY FHAA. . . . [A]ny entity who contributes to a violation of the FHAA [is] liable.”
• “[A] determination regarding Rommel Builders’ involvement in the design and construction process of Lions Gate is more appropriate for resolution by the trier of fact, and, accordingly, the Court will deny defendant’s motion for summary judgment.”
• “[T]he Court does not suggest that all participants are jointly and severally liable for the wrongful actions of others regardless of their participation in the wrongdoing, but rather, that those who are wrongful participants are subject to liability for violating the FHAA.”
• “When a group of entities enters into the design and construction of a covered dwelling, all participants in the process as a whole are bound to follow the [FHA] . . . [i]n essence, any entity who contributes to a violation of the [FHA] would be liable.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).