In Kesick v. Ulloa, the court held that a plaintiff had failed to present evidence that she was damaged as a result of false liens that were filed against her property.
Summary of this case from Gilmore v. Pawn King, Inc.
07-12-2012
1:10-cv-01248-TJM-DRH Kesick v. Ulloa et al
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In Kesick v. Ulloa, the court held that a plaintiff had failed to present evidence that she was damaged as a result of false liens that were filed against her property.
Summary of this case from Gilmore v. Pawn King, Inc.Full title:1:10-cv-01248-TJM-DRH Kesick v. Ulloa et al
Court:United States District Court Northern District of New York.
Date published: Jul 12, 2012
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