A Pennsylvania woman lived on a 60-acre family farm for 22 years, then agreed to sell it for $250,000 with a proposed 99-year lease letting her stay; an appeals court kept the sale blocked after her siblings objected
- A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld an order blocking the sale of a 60-acre family farm.
- The ruling stops a deal that would have allowed one sister living on the property to sell the land for $250,000 while continuing to live there under a 99-year lease.
- The Pennsylvania Superior Court upheld an injunction issued by a lower court at the request of the property's co-owners.
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- A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld an order blocking the sale of a 60-acre family farm.
- The ruling stops a deal that would have allowed one sister living on the property to sell the land for $250,000 while continuing to live there under a 99-year lease.
- The Pennsylvania Superior Court upheld an injunction issued by a lower court at the request of the property's co-owners.
Sources: Times of India