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`RCG Longview II LP v. Lampeas Family
`Limited Partnership No. 7
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`QUEENS COUNTY
`Real Property
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`New York Law Journal
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`February 3, 2010
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`Justice Siegal
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`IN THIS foreclosure action, plaintiff moved for summary judgment against all defendant.
`Defendant Lampeas LP cross-moved to preclude plaintiff from offering evidence at trial for
`failure to serve a bill of particulars. Lampeas executed several notes and mortgages, which
`were later assigned to plaintiff, who alleged Lampeas failed to make the required payments
`due. The court found plaintiff submitted copies of the notes, mortgages, assignments and
`guaranty, finding Lampeas failed to make the required payments due establishing plaintiff's
`prima facie entitlement to summary judgment. It stated none of the affirmative defenses,
`each alleged in single-sentence, conclusory fashion had any merit. The court found
`defendants offered no proof in support of their asserted defenses, and merely argued
`plaintiff failed to respond to a demand for a bill of particulars. It noted plaintiff submitted proof
`defendants extended the response time to the demand to Aug. 14, 2009, while plaintiff's
`motion for summary judgment was made on Aug. 7. The court stated a motion for summary
`judgment stayed all discovery and could not be denied solely on the unsupported
`speculative claims of a borrower that discovery might turn up something helpful. Thus,
`plaintiff's motion was granted.
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