US EditionShake Shack squatters' lawsuit against lawful homeowners discontinued as owner says she wants 'justice'
- Alleged squatters presented documentation, including receipts and bills, claiming legal residency in disputed Queens property.
- Court dismissed case with prejudice; couple feels justice not fully served; squatters failed to show for court appearance.
- Alleged squatters granted lockout hearing and claimed police involvement in eviction; payments for security deposit and rent disputed.
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Shake Shack squatters' lawsuit against lawful homeowners discontinued as owner says she wants 'justice'
A pair of alleged squatters, who attempted to prove their residency with a Shake Shack receipt, had their lawsuit against the lawful owners of the Queens, New York, property, discontinued after they failed to show in court.
·New York, United States
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Judge tosses NYC squatters lawsuit claiming rights to $930K Queens home after they tried using Shake Shack receipt to prove home was theirs
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a pair of alleged squatters who sued the owners of a $930,000 home in Jamaica, Queens, after cops escorted them off the property last month.
·New York, United States
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Charges filed against man who allegedly threatened N.Y. AG, civil fraud case judge
WASHINGTON — New York state police filed charges against a man whom they allege sent threatening messages to Judge Arthur Engoron and New York Attorney General Letitia James, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told NBC News.
·United States
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