California condo neighbours fought for nearly a decade over a single garage parking space; the winner secured legal ownership, but a court rejected its demand to recover $292,544 in lawyers’ fees
- Representative image of condo parkingA dispute over a single parking space in an Orange County condominium complex has ended with a clear legal winner and an unusually expensive lesson.
- WCST Enterprises, the owner of Unit 38, successfully proved that it owned garage space 38G-a, the half of a two-car garage that its neighbour Berit Ling had used for roughly two decades.
- Yet the California Court of Appeal affirmed a ruling that WCST could not recover the $292,544 in attorney fees it sought after winning the case, reported Laws.com and Justia U.
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- Representative image of condo parkingA dispute over a single parking space in an Orange County condominium complex has ended with a clear legal winner and an unusually expensive lesson.
- WCST Enterprises, the owner of Unit 38, successfully proved that it owned garage space 38G-a, the half of a two-car garage that its neighbour Berit Ling had used for roughly two decades.
- Yet the California Court of Appeal affirmed a ruling that WCST could not recover the $292,544 in attorney fees it sought after winning the case, reported Laws.com and Justia U.
Sources: Times of India