Lathrop v. Sakatani

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• holding that sale of property rendered appeal moot because the property plaintiffs sought to record a lis pendens upon was no longer owned by defendants
• holding that sale of property rendered appeal moot because the property plaintiffs sought to record a lis pendens upon was no longer owned by defendants
• holding that a lis pendens is proper in an action to enforce recorded covenants, conditions, and restrictions
• holding that appeal from order expunging lis pendens became moot when the property at issue was sold by the defendants, because \the sale of the property prevents the appellate court from granting any effective relief\
• holding that appeal from order expunging lis pendens became moot when the property at issue was sold by the defendants, because \the sale of the property prevents the appellate court from granting any effective relief\
• dismissing the appeal as moot because the appellants failed to seek a stay on the execution of the circuit court’s order expunging the lis pendens and the property was sold to a third party pending appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).