Meliani v. Jade Dunn Loring Metro, LLC

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• granting “motion to quash the lis pendens” in Fairfax County land records under Virginia law where underlying federal action did not implicate real property
• “[T]he caselaw interpreting § 8.01-268(B) is uniformly to the effect that a lis pendens is improper, and should be quashed, if the plaintiff does not allege an interest in the property in his underlying cause of action.”
• “[A] plaintiff in a breach of contract and fraud action regarding the transfer of one piece of property cannot file a memorandum of lis pendens burdening other property owned by the defendant because the plaintiff’s interest does not extend to that other property.”

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