Stoltz Appeals Brief Claims Glasscock Misread Weiner’s Comments

September 25, 2013
The News Journal

A Delaware Chancery Court judge went too far in his analysis of public records in the rezoning of Barley Mill Plaza – and came to the wrong conclusions when he did so, attorneys for Stoltz Real Estate Partners claim in their opening brief to the Delaware Supreme Court…

Partner Sidney Liebesman represents the County of New Castle County, Del. and comments on the appeal. To read the full article visit DelawareOnline.com.

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