Cohen v. Ginsberg

GROSS, Judge.

In the trial court, Harriet Ginsberg, as personal representative of her father’s estate, filed a complaint asserting two causes of action in the circuit court against Gladys Cohen — ejectment and damages arising from the breach of a lease agreement. The lawsuit arose out of Cohen’s occupancy of a condominium unit owned by Ginsberg’s father.

On March 24, 1998, the trial court entered a final judgment in favor of Ginsberg, awarding her $42,125 in damages, with interest. The judgment does not mention ejectment or attempt to comply with the statutory requirements for an ejectment…