Rigoli v. 44 Monroe Marketing, LLC

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• A purchaser acquires equitable interest when the purchaser enters a binding contract and renders payment.
• arguments and theories raised for first time on appeal are untimely, waived, and impermissible basis for reversing entry of summary judgment
• treasurer’s deed based on void default judgment “convey[s] nothing” and “doctrine of bona fide purchaser for value does not apply” because “if one buys nothing, one is simply not a purchaser”

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