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Townhouse in Olhao, Algarve, Portugal - Perfect Location Less Than 100 Meters From The Sea
During its tastefull renovation project, Casa Da Esquina was transformed into a state of the art 'upside down house'. The en-suite air conditioned bedroom is located on the ground floor, keeping it cool in the summer and warm in the winter. The open plan living room and kitchen are on the first floor with convenient large french windows opening onto the sun drenched terrace with BBQ and outside dining. This south facing property benefits from the abundant Algarvian sunshine all year round. The upper roof terrace is an added bonus and a great place to sip a glass of wine or a beer and top up your tan! All the attractions that entice holiday makers to Olhao are on the door step. The sea is about 100 metres away as are the famous markets. The restaurants, coffee shops and bars are literally just around the corner, in fact, as everything is so convenient, you may decide that you do not need a car. Please note, like the vast majority of Olhao townhouses, the stairs are fairly narrow and steep, though not plentiful. Although acceptable to most people, please consider this if you have any fitness or injury concerns.
Top Traveller Review
Excellent property near the Town Square!
Perfect if you do not want to hire a car as everything is either within walking distance or accessible by ferry or train. So close in fact, that if we needed the loo when we were out for the night, we would just nip "home"-if only the same could be done at home in the UK!
The house has the perfect solution to the hot Portuguese summers with excellent air-conditioning in the downstairs bedroom. But for sun lovers, there are two small terraces which are perfect places to drink some vinho verde in the evening before hitting the town!
And a very special THANK YOU goes to Neil, the owner. Our plans changed on the final day and he willingly allowed us to stay on in the house until the cleaner arrived-which meant that we didn't have to drag luggage around all day whilst we waited to be picked up for the airport. I have dealt with owners before who have not been as amenable or flexible- so thumbs up to Neil for his speedy responses and consideration towards us.
The only word of caution is that the internal stairs are quite steep and narrow but these added to the character of the building-and helped to burn off the calories gained after consuming all those delectable ice creams from the Gelato shop!
We would 100% recommend this property!
Liz and Wayne
About the Owner
Neil Dawson. Occupation; I am Head Golf Professional at Astbury Golf Club in Cheshire, UK.
I operate a retail business so am able to take credit card bookings if required.
I currently own and rent four properties in the olhao and pechao area. This 'pastime' started when I came across a really old derelict building that was for sale. I made an offer and the rest is history! It is such a great experience to see an old building knocked down and replaced with a vastly improved one! The olhao properties have all undertaken major renovation work (as apposed to a complete rebuild). It is a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone.
Guestbook comments from the owner
'This house may be the best townhouse in Olhao. It gets all the sunshine, has a very open feel to it and has a great location. I cannot wait to go back. Next time I will not bother with the hire car as everything we needed is accessible by foot.'
Have just spent 2 weeks in Neil's house in Olhao. A lovely little house, with everything one needs and so close to the hub of the town. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Thank you Neil. Mrs Agee (November 2010)
Dear Neil- We've just returned from a fabulous time in Olhao. The house was great. Sue.
Dear Neil, We have now returned from a splendid week in Olhao. we were fortunate enough to have good weather and your house was more than adequate. we enjoyed catching up with our family and being close to the harbour made it easy to see them. Jenny
Dear Neil. Enclosed is a key to the lovely apartment we rented from you in Olhao. We really enjoyed our stay there, what a fantastic place. We've already mentioned it to friends! Anne and Phil
11 Reviews
4.7 based on 11 holidaymaker reviews
Excellent property near the Town Square!
WOW! This is a fabulous little house situated down a quiet alleyway/rua in the vibrant town of Olhao. What a super place to visit-there were great bars and restaurants but did not feel overly "touristy". Lots of friendly Portuguese who helped direct us to various places of interest. (boat trips to the islands, love tuk wine tours etc)
Perfect if you do not want to hire a car as everything is either within walking distance or accessible by ferry or train. So close in fact, that if we needed the loo when we were out for the night, we would just nip "home"-if only the same could be done at home in the UK!
The house has the perfect solution to the hot Portuguese summers with excellent air-conditioning in the downstairs bedroom. But for sun lovers, there are two small terraces which are perfect places to drink some vinho verde in the evening before hitting the town!
And a very special THANK YOU goes to Neil, the owner. Our plans changed on the final day and he willingly allowed us to stay on in the house until the cleaner arrived-which meant that we didn't have to drag luggage around all day whilst we waited to be picked up for the airport. I have dealt with owners before who have not been as amenable or flexible- so thumbs up to Neil for his speedy responses and consideration towards us.
The only word of caution is that the internal stairs are quite steep and narrow but these added to the character of the building-and helped to burn off the calories gained after consuming all those delectable ice creams from the Gelato shop!
We would 100% recommend this property!
Liz and Wayne
Nice little house but needs some TLC
Neil was really helpful during the booking process. We learned about this property through his website. We love Olhao, having stayed there several times, attracted by the fantastic fish market and great quality restaurants. The house is in a great central location on a fairly quiet street. It was spotless on arrival and the air-conditioned bedroom was very welcome! However, we spent the first day replacing light bulbs, most crucially that in the entrance area - at the bottom of very steep stairs - a safety must!
We also had to provide an ironing board as a washing machine and iron were provided but nowhere to use it. Neil's website stated that a weekly maid service was provided but no such service appeared, I love self catering but don't relish the idea of washing and ironing bedding and towels...Needless to say, I had no choice and ended up having to go and buy a washing line to attach on the roof terrace to dry the linens.
The living/kitchen area was perfectly adequate but too hot to use to its full advantage and the ripped and worn out couch wasn't particularly appealing. The shower also leaked over the bathroom floor.
In theory, the house is a nice compact property but in need of some tlc...
Gold Star
We spent a wonderful month in Neil's townhouse. The house was very clean and well kept. Neil provided excellent service and was very sensitive to his 's clients needs. The town of Olhao was the perfect size, the marketplace is only 2 blocks from the house, bakery around the corner and a 5 minute walk to a grocery store. English spoken everywhere, warm and friendly people. We would return in a heartbeat. Thank you Neil,
I will come back again
Wonderful 2 week;s in your lovely home, sunny position and central to all the Amenities, bakery and fresh fish and veg. market only a short stroll away, ferry nearby to reach the 3 Islands, Air Con was brilliant. Nothing but praise for Neil;s House. We will return, Many thank-s Marlene @ Tony,
Crewe Cheshire.
Delightful house in a perfect location
Another wonderful stay in this lovely sunny house - perfect for a couple who want to have privacy and quiet, yet also be literally just around the corner from the fabulous markets, seafront, restaurants and shops. The house has recently had further improvements carried out, and is looked after extremely well by an English speaking local manager. Olhao is a charming real portuguese fishing town, with an atmospheric old quarter, attractive seafront with promenade and gardens, and easy access to anywhere along the Algarve coast including the offshore islands - thoroughly recommended
Lovely sunny house
Casa da Esquina (the corner house) is a delightfully renovated small house in the charming old town of Olhao, with brick vaulted ceilings, a good sized first floor balcony with built-in barbecue leading from the kitchen/living room, and a large roof terrace with sun-loungers and views over the town. It is very quiet, yet the markets, restaurants and shopping are all just round the corner. Being south facing the balcony and roof terrace are lovely and sunny all day.
We have just come back from a wonderful two week stay, and have already booked to go again. In fact this will be the fifteenth time that we have rented this house, which shows how much we like it! We haven't found anywhere better in Olhao, and it is perfect for a couple who want privacy, yet also to be near all the amenities.
The house was immaculately clean on arrival, and the local representative was extremely helpful - nothing was too much trouble.
Totally recommended!
From the Owner
"The challenge was to find somewhere in the centre of town but still in a quiet area. This property is as near as you will find to this description as no cars are allowed down the cobbled walkways. If you walk fifty yards, numerous restaurants, bars and shops await. Not to mention the harbour and sea beyond! This property was formerly a run down, semi derelict, house. after my purchase, a major renovation project started. twelve months later, the end result is a beautiful, perfectly located, townhouse. This property seems to have more 'return visitors' than any other I own."
Activity and Interests
Two minutes walk to the sea! Olhao has a new harbour with cobbled walkways taking you along its picturesque coastline. The beautiful unspoilt beaches on the car free islands of Armona and Farol are a short and inexpensive (less than five euros return in Jan 2009) ferry ride away. Alternatively a water taxi takes just 5 minutes. Other beaches in the area include the beautiful Faro beach that stretches for miles. It is about twenty minutes drive away.
Faro airport is twenty minutes away. If you do not hire a car, taxis are on hand at the airport. (cost approximately 20euros to get to Olhao). Olhao train station is a short walk from the house. You may consider taking the train to Lisbon and spending a day or two in the historic Portuguese capital. Or you can go along the coast east or west at very reasonable train fares.
Casa da Esquina is perfectly located with everything you need for a great holiday on your doorstep. The street itself is quiet and unspoilt. Cars cannot get down here so peace and quiet is all but guaranteed, yet within a one minute walk you can access many bars, restaurants and shops.
Further Details:
Olhao is famous for its cobbled walkways, as well as its daily fish market and dozens of shops. Numerous supermarkets are within easy walking distance. Restaurants in Olhao include traditional Portuguese, Indian, Chinese, Italian and pizza. In 2008 a new Spanish tapas restaurant opened. For the fast food junkies among you, Olhao even has a Mcdonalds! The local bank is less than a one minute walk away, as is the nearest chemist. Public parking is available within 30 yards of the house.
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
|Event Price
Rate 2
15 Sep 2016 - 30 Jun 2017
1 night minimum stay
for 1 night
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Credit card payment available. I own a retail business, so credit card payment can be made safely and securely over the telephone. Cheques are also accepted. Deposit payable at time of booking. Remainder payable 12 weeks in advance of holiday. Please visit my website for details of my other properties in Olhao. www.olhaorentals.co.uk
Changeover Day:
Totally flexible to suit your requirements.
Arrival strictly after 3pm, departure before 10am.
This is to allow time for cleaning/maintenance.
Notes on prices:
Price per night (minimum 5 night stay) £70 peak, £50 off peak.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available arrival
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"No cars whistling by your front door and a perfect location. Within fifty yards or so is everything you could need, including the sea!"
Property Type
- house
- Air Conditioning
- Living Room ...
- Washing Machine
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
- children welcome
- pets considered
Location Type
- near the sea
- town
- village
- bay
- churches
- cinemas
- marina
- playground
- restaurants
- ruins
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- massage therapist
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- golf
- swimming
Floor Area
- 60 m²
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure
- En-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower. Good size with the brick built ceiling providing an authentic feel.
- 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 2
- Bedroom 1
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 2 (1 Bedroom) Bedroom has Air Con/Heater Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom with double bed. En-suite. Two new shutter windows to get extra light when required. The original brick ceilings are exposed providing a quaint aspect to the bedroom and bathroom.
- Terrace ...
- Golf ...
- Barbecue ...
- Self-catering
Learn more about this holiday rental at the owner's website
- Notes on accommodation: The original character of the property has been maintained, but a fresh, airy, modern feel has been added. The spot is great for sun worshippers have 2 sun soaked terraces. The important corner location also cannot be understated, as it enabled the property to gain a hall way and also lots of windows so the property has a bright airy feel about it. The satellite television channels offer sky news and other channels. The DVD player is easy to use. Outside: Two outside terraces! The first one adjoins the living room. By fully opening the patio doors this really opens out the living room. You can sit here with a beer and watch the world go by below you. A brick built barbecue is built into the wall on this terrace. From this terrace, you can walk up to the upper roof terrace. Up here you get sunshine all day long! It is a quiet, peaceful and private spot, ideal for sunbathing or an afternoon nap! Utility Room: Area by the entrance room can be used for storage. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: Property is cleaned prior to arrival. Towels and linen are provided. A villa manager is employed. He lives five minutes away and his phone number is available to all clients. Other: Front door leads to entrance room which adjoins the bedroom and the stairs leading up to open plan kitchen/diner/living room. From there you have two roof terraces at your private disposal! The lower terrace has shade and the upper terrace sun drenched!


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Who Dresses The Pope?
So there we were, Joe and me enjoying a coffe at the newly renovated Mater Ecclesiae where he is gonna expend the rest os his days.
Joe, I said, who dresses the new Pope?
And how do you guys know the correct size of the new pope's clothes and shoes?
I mean, even shoes!!
He smiled and spat the coffee on my face, called me heretic, called security and I was kicked out the monastery, while Joe kept yelling "this what you get for harassing me on twitter you lifeless moron".
I'm not a mormon I said.
Moron, you idiot! He sweetly said back to me.
So because Joe, didn't answer my questions I'm forced to come up with my own explanations, which are equally valid and reliable.
I was going to do a little research but got really tired, but I'll present you with a few theories, please be my guest and correct any of them by presenting sufficient proof.
First: We all know the church is filthy rich, so it wouldn't surprise me if they order Mr. Prada to send them 80 pairs of Dorothy Red shoes for all the 80 candidates and do the same with the red cape and all the accessories but let's be honest, they like gold more than a rapper. And what about the ring? Is that made on site? Because when he goes to the balcony to say hello he has the ring already.
Second: Do they have elves to make the shoes and clothes on site as soon as they know who the new pope is?
Third: Does the new pope wears the old Pope's clothes and with some fixed until he has his own done?
Fourth: All candidates are require to buy before hand a set of Pope uniform before the conclave just in case they are elected? And if so, does the church refunds them if they are not elected or they can wear those clothes for casual Friday?
Fifth: Is the conclave a big get together, a huge party and they fool us into believe that they are actually electing someone when he has been previously elected? This would explain how the new pope gets dressed so quickly.


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I've gone and done it.
OPINION: I've only agreed to a teenage party at our house two weeks on Friday. I don't know what I was thinking, and I've made a massive mistake. That stupid woman is nuts, I can sense you thinking and the worst thing is, you'd be right.
As far as I'm concerned, I've lost my marbles somewhere between the Sky Tower and the harbour bridge. They've rolled out of my head, into the churning waters of the Hauraki Gulf and sunk to the sandy bottom.
And I'm afraid they're gone for good.
The request was innocent enough, or so it seemed at the time. The 15-year-old girl currently living in the same house as me and formerly known as Little Weenie (she's refusing to answer to that moniker since turning the big one-five, apparently because it's "embarrassing, demeaning and gay"), nonchalantly suggested in a very sweet voice that maybe, if she was good, she could have a small get-together of her closest friends to welcome the upcoming Yuletide season.
She'd make sure everyone behaved (she pitched) and they'd maybe rent some movies, pop some corn, settle companionably as the easy-listening strains of One Direction flowed gently around them, and sit outside in the back garden quietly strumming guitars and singing Kumbaya as the moon rose over their school in the distance.
They could perhaps come at 7.30pm and leave on the dot of 11pm, as she knew any later might give me and/or close neighbours a headache in the morning, and she was a considerate party- holder. She'd be up at dawn's crack the next day cleaning the downstairs lounge anyway, so there'd be not a single speck of dust nor empty cup I'd need to personally deal to.
In my mind's eye, I could see the scene . . . demurely attired girls with ribbons in their hair and dapper boys in smart casual chinos laughing merrily at some witty aside, sipping ginger ale as they discussed their latest academic success, debating whether to play Twister or Monopoly, and accepting my home-made sausage rolls with a hearty "three cheers for Mrs Calvert . . . hip, hip, hooray!"
Quiet 17-year-old Middle Child soon blew that fantasy out of the water. "You do know," he hissed out the corner of his mouth when his sister was somewhere out of earshot, "that she's already told everyone on Facebook there'll probably be booze. I can see this ending in tears, Mum, just mark my words."
The next day only made his passionate words more prophetic. The 15-year-old formerly known as Little Weenie texted me from media studies class. "How many people can I invite?" she asked, "because I'm thinking an even 50 or so."
I almost choked on my ciabatta with ham and pesto - so much so that my elderly work colleague felt the need to hit me square between the shoulder blades. "In my worst nightmare," I desperately texted back, my upper shoulders aching from the smacking action. "Thirty . . . and not a single person more."
"But," she replied, "I have at least 50 friends that have already said they'll come. There's going to be some severely annoyed friends out there who are going to blame you."
"I think I can live with that," I said. And I really meant it.
The next day, she rang me at work. "Can we have the entire bottom floor of the house, and can that include the bedroom so if people are tired, they can crash?" I might have lost my marbles, but I didn't come down in the last shower, I thought to myself. Those feeling the need to catch a few zzzs could do it upstairs, I decreed down the phoneline, not on Eldest Child's queen-sized bed with the sleep buddy of their choice.
I'm stupid, but I'm not that stupid, I reassured myself, making a mental note to find a lock to fit the downstairs bedroom door.
At the supermarket the next day, I got a voice message. "Mum, there's a few problems re the party. Tanya* says she won't come if Larry* is there, but I really like Larry and Tanya is my bestest friend in the world. And Camille* says she's not coming if her 23-year-old boyfriend Clint* can't come, but she's my bestest friend in the world and I can't not invite her.
"And Josh* is the hottest guy at school, so I want to invite him, but he has just dumped Trinny* who is my bestest friend in the world and I have to invite her."
When I suggested she get the list of partygoers and their parents' phone numbers down in writing early so we could work out the logistics, she seemed aghast. "Do you really want me to be the laughing stock of the whole school, Mum?" she said tartly. "Having a list of contact details would be so gay. I may as well tattoo 'loser' on my forehead!"
The next day we discussed menus. The lofty aspirations (hers) melded perfectly with the realistic realities (mine), and we mutually agreed that fizzy drinks, chips and dip, sausage rolls (Alison Holst's version) and brownies would sustain the partygoers.
Two nights later, my daughter appeared in the lounge doorway in a tiny handkerchief of black skimpy lace material held together with thin elastic straps that pushed certain parts of her anatomy up, down, in and definitely out. "I'm thinking of wearing this," she said, twirling merrily so the material just cleared her undie line.
"That's a nightie, isn't it?" asked Hubby. "You'll definitely need a dressing gown over that."
I looked at Quite Middle Child's smug expression as the fantasy 'Famous Five' teenage party in my brain evaporated forever.
"Ending in tears, I think I said," he muttered. "I was right, wasn't I?"
I had to admit it . . . he had been right. All long.
* The names of the 15-year-olds formerly known as Little Weenie's bestest friends in the world have been changed . . . not for their privacy, but to ensure your sanity should you ever unknowingly come across them in your daily lives.
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Decentralization of Cultural Arts Funding
This is an essay discussing the decentralization of cultural arts funding. Essay is written as: I am the Executive Director of a state arts agency. The state has two large urban areas with surrounding suburbs, the rest is rural. The State Legislature, in response to constituents' complaints that too many state funds are being funneled to "elite cultural institutions in the cities" is considering instituting a decentralized funding strategy. I have been hired as a consultant to make a recommendation to adopt or refute a decentralized funding strategy. Discussed are the political and theoretical motivations behind the argument for decentralized arts funding. Also discussed are views on decentralization trends in arts funding and the potential effects on artists, arts organizations and arts audiences, the effects on rural, urban, and suburban areas are described, as well as ways this trend might affect the current system or infrastructure for arts support and policy development and the management of local and state arts agencies. I recommend whether the state should adopt this approach, why and how it will be implemented.
Decentralization of the Cultural Arts
The Arts breathes life into any community, whether urban, suburban, or rural.
How often have we heard of a ghost town, perhaps an old mining town, or a city's abandoned warehouse district, or a small farming community once remote but now only minutes away the city limits of a major city, that has been virtually transformed by becoming home for the arts. Art is a magnet. It draws people no matter their race, social or economic status. It is just as likely that a tobacco farmer, living a hundred miles from the nearest metropolitan area, enjoys the Boston Pops on PBS just as much as the executive living in a high-rise condo. The border of city limits does not exist for art. Art is found in the most remote area of our globe. Art represents our humanity, who we are as human beings. It may be displayed through colorful quilts, hand-carved toys, sculpture from a collage of metal junk, canvases of paint, jewelry, tapestries, music, theater, modern and folk. Simply put, art is the spark of life.
The arts are key components in the economic vitality of any community," contends Ben Cameron, Dayton Hudson Foundation's senior program officer for the arts (http://arts.endow.gov/pub/AmCan/Chapter3.html).Itis a theme that generates more excitement among both business and civic leaders than any other issue. Cameron cites 1.3 million workers in the nonprofit arts generated $37 billion in economic activity and returned $3.4 billion to the treasury in income taxes, facts anyone can appreciate.
Although the Boston Pops will never serve as many people daily as the Boston Market, "the arts create more livable communities" (http://arts.endow.gov/pub/AmCan/Chapter3.html).
Roberto Bedoya, executive director of the National Association of Artists'
Organizations, notes that most maps of the cultural terrain are more effective at charting the institutional landscape. "America is experiencing a boom in the development of large cultural facilities, new libraries, museums, and concert halls. In the face of all these millions being spent on arts institutions, artists are being told that there is less or no money for them" (http://arts.endow.gov/pub/AmCan/Chapter3.html).Bedoyaadvises against losing sight of the artist's needs in our preoccupation with institutional growth.
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The YA/YA (Young Aspirations, Young Artists) Program in New Orleans became a way to ease tensions between white merchants and multi-ethic teenagers in a downtown neighborhood. It was sparked by one woman's artistic solution to the problem, an after school arts program that brought the whole community together and transformed their neighborhood. The young artists create murals, fine art pieces, poetry and music from their lives (http://www.newday.com/films/Young_Aspirations.html).JanaNapoli told her students that art makes money. And she is right. One student, who had been hanging around on the street, now has a chair he designed selected for inclusion in the Hammacher-Schlemmer catalogue. YA/YA has been commissioned to paint a mural in a local shopping mall. Roughly $200,000 a year is netted through design contracts. Swatch Corporation asked YA/YA students to design two limited edition watches…[continue]
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A Stone Harbor association that's a year older than the borough itself, the Women's Civic Club of Stone Harbor, is celebrating its centennial this year.
"The Women's Civic Club (of Stone Harbor) was founded in 1913, and the borough was incorporated in 1914," said Virginia Maslin, a member and past president of the club and a resident of Stone Harbor.
On June 23, the club hosted a community open house and luncheon at its clubhouse, 96th Street and the beach, to celebrate its centennial.
"We've been planning this most of the past year," said President Phyllis Childs, a resident of Cape May Court House. "We thought an open house would relate to the kind of things they did in 1913, such as have lawn parties, croquet parties, beach parties if they were here in Stone Harbor. Today, we have air conditioning, so we're not outdoors all the time, but if we didn't, we'd have had this outside, too."
An additional goal of the event was to invite people inside the clubhouse to see the space, which includes a large square room with hardwood floors, a stage and bay windows facing the beach and can be rented out for private parties. Also, they want to expose visitors the mission of the club, which is to support the needs of the borough.
"Our mission in life is to enhance life in the community, so that's just what we try to do all the time," Childs said.
The Women's Civic Club has about 140 members, with monthly meetings and luncheons and occasional community fundraisers, such as its annual card party. During its 100 years, the association has donated funds to support countless community projects, including funding the borough's pavilions, benches and tennis court. The club also opens its clubhouse for community arts and entertainment events, such as a jazz performance held there last year.
"We do a lot of good," said Membership Chairwoman Alexandra Kokonos, who has been involved with the club for 37 years. "The friendships are a bonus."
Kokonos said when the club was first formed in 1913, the women didn't have a clubhouse. Instead they met at each others' homes. They purchased the land at 96th and the beach in the early 1950s, and with the help of many community members, built the original clubhouse in 1937. When that building was destroyed in the storm of 1962, they built another clubhouse on the property in 1963.
"The borough has been trying to get this land for years," Kokonos said, "but this is ours, and we're going to try to hold onto it for as long as we can - hopefully for another 100 years."
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United States District Court, S.D. New York
December 20, 2004.
UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, Plaintiff,
FROSTY BITES, INC., Defendant. FROSTY BITES, INC. and NICHOLAS ANGUS, Counter-Plaintiffs, v. UNITED STATES FIDELITY AND GUARANTY COMPANY, Counter-Defendant.
Plaintiff United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company ("USF&G")
moves pursuant to FED. R. CIV. P. 59(e) and 60(b) and Local Rule
6.3 for reconsideration and amendment of this Court's July 16,
2004 Opinion and Order (the "7/16/04 Opinion") granting the
motion of defendant and counter-plaintiff Nicholas Angus for
partial summary judgment declaring that USF&G has a duty to
defend or indemnify Angus against various intellectual property
claims asserted against him in an action now pending in the
United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
(the "underlying action").*fn1 For the reasons set forth
herein, we grant plaintiff's motion for reconsideration of the
7/16/04 Opinion, and upon reconsideration, hereby vacate the
grant of partial summary judgment in favor of Angus insofar as it
held that USF&G has a duty to defend or indemnify Angus for the
intellectual property claims asserted against him in the
underlying action. We also grant USF&G's motion for partial
summary judgment and hold USF&G does not have a duty to defend or
indemnify Angus in connection with the Second Amended Complaint
of the underlying action.
Unless otherwise noted, the following facts and procedural
history are undisputed. Frosty Bites, Inc. ("FBI") is a business
that was incorporated on January 11, 2000, to manufacture a
cryogenically frozen ice cream product consisting of a
free-flowing mixture of beads and irregularly shaped particles. (Pl. Mem. Supp. Mot. Recons., Ex. G at 2.)
Angus was president and chief executive officer of FBI from
January 11, 2000 until approximately February 26, 2003. (Id.)
USF&G issued to FBI a commercial general liability insurance
policy, No. BFS00000576041 (the "Policy"), effective from March
3, 2000 until March 3, 2001. (Id.) The Policy also covered
FBI's "executive officers" and directors, and provided in
relevant part that: "Your `executive officers' and directors are
insureds, but only with respect to their duties as your officers
or directors. Your stockholders are also insureds, but only with
respect to their liability as shareholders." (Id.) It is
uncontested that Angus, as FBI's president during the term of the
Policy, qualifies as a covered director or officer. (Id.)
The underlying action was brought by Dippin' Dots, Inc.
("Dippin' Dots") and Curt D. Jones against numerous individual
and corporate defendants, including Angus and FBI, for patent and
trademark infringement in the manufacture and sale of
free-flowing beaded ice cream. (Pl. Mem. Supp. Mot. Recons., Ex.
A ¶¶ 1-6.) In the Second Amended Complaint in the underlying
action (the "underlying complaint"), Dippin' Dots included Angus
with a group of defendants referred to as the "Mosey defendants"
and also described him individually as the "Vice President of
Dots of Fun and International Laser Expressions, Inc., managing
director, owner and controller of Dots of Fun, Ltd., and
President of Frosty Bites, Inc." (Id. ¶ 4.) Dippin' Dots
alleged that the Mosey defendants committed patent infringement,
trademark infringement, false designation of origin and
violations of relevant state common and statutory law. (Id. ¶¶
17-50.) FBI was, however, accused only of patent infringement.
(Id. ¶¶ 25-30.) The allegedly infringing products were marketed
and sold beginning in April 1996; the pleading alleges no
concluding date. (Id. ¶ 12.) FBI tendered the underlying complaint to USF&G for defense and
indemnification.*fn2 In May 2001, USF&G sent FBI a letter
disclaiming coverage and denying any duty to defend or indemnify
either FBI or Angus. (Pl. Mem. Supp. Mot. Recons., Ex. G at 3.)
In June 2001, USF&G brought this declaratory judgment action
against FBI in New York Supreme Court, Westchester County,
seeking a declaratory judgment stating that: (1) USF&G is
entitled to rescission of the insurance Policy based on material
misrepresentations and failure to disclose facts material to
USF&G's assessment of the underwriting risk; (2) coverage has
been vitiated by FBI's failure to provide USF&G with timely
notice of the claims against it; and (3) USF&G is not obligated
to defend or indemnify FBI in the underlying action. Thereafter,
the parties stipulated to the discontinuance of the action with
prejudice as to other Frosty Bites entities that USF&G had named
as defendants,*fn3 and FBI removed the declaratory judgment
action to this Court in March 2002. (Id.)
Subsequently, USF&G moved for partial summary judgment and on
November 1, 2002, this Court entered an Opinion and
Order,*fn4 which was summarily affirmed by the Second
Circuit, declaring that USF&G has no duty to defend or indemnify
FBI against the patent infringement claim because: (1) it was not
an "advertisement injury" covered by the Policy; and (2) there
was no duty to defend or indemnify FBI arising out of the other
claims because those claims were not asserted against FBI. U.S. Fid. & Guar. Co. v. Frosty Bites, Inc.,
232 F. Supp. 2d 101, 106 (S.D.N.Y. 2002) (Conner, J.), aff'd without
opinion, 80 Fed. Appx. 152 (2d Cir. 2003) (hereinafter "Frosty
Bites I"). While that motion was pending before this Court,
Angus intervened in the declaratory judgment action and also
asserted a counterclaim alleging that USF&G had breached the
insurance contract by declining its duty to defend or indemnify
FBI and himself in the underlying action. (Pl. Mem. Supp. Mot.
Recons., Ex. G at 4.) Thereafter, USF&G and Angus both filed
motions for summary judgment before this Court on the issue of
whether USF&G has a duty to defend or indemnify Angus against
trademark, trade dress and patent infringement claims asserted
against him in the underlying action. In its 7/16/04 Opinion this
Court ruled that USF&G has a duty to defend or indemnify Angus
against those claims. In its present motion, USF&G seeks
reconsideration and amendment of that ruling.
I. Motion for Reconsideration
A motion for reconsideration is governed by Local Rule
6.3*fn5 and should be granted only where the moving party
demonstrates that the court overlooked "controlling decisions or
factual matters that were put before it on the underlying motion
. . . and which, had they been considered, might have reasonably
altered the result before the court." In re Methyl Tertiary
Butyl Ether Prods. Liab. Litig., MDL No. 1358, 2001 WL 1042051, at *1 (S.D.N.Y.
Sept. 7, 2001) (quotation and citation omitted). Whether to grant
or deny a motion for reconsideration lies within "the sound
discretion of a district court judge." Bennett v. Watson Wyatt &
Co., 156 F. Supp. 2d 270, 271-72 (S.D.N.Y. 2001) (quoting
McCarthy v. Manson, 714 F.2d 234, 237 (2d Cir. 1983)). In the
Second Circuit, "the standard for granting [a motion for
reconsideration] is strict, and reconsideration will generally be
denied." Shrader v. CSX Transp. Inc., 70 F.3d 255, 257 (2d Cir.
1995); see also In re Health Mgmt. Sys., Inc. Sec. Litig.,
113 F. Supp. 2d 613, 614 (S.D.N.Y. 2000) ("[R]econsideration of a
previous order is an extraordinary remedy to be employed
sparingly in the interests of finality and conservation of scarce
judicial resources."). Local Rule 6.3 should be "narrowly
construed and strictly applied so as to avoid repetitive
arguments." E. Armata Inc. v. David Lee's Produce Serv. Corp.,
No. 99 Civ. 2042, 2001 WL 1287006, at *1 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 24, 2001)
(quotations omitted). However, a court may grant a motion for
reconsideration "to correct a clear error or prevent manifest
injustice." Virgin Atlantic Airways, Ltd. v. Nat'l Mediation
Bd., 956 F.3d 1245, 1255 (2d Cir. 1992); see also Seippel v.
Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C., No. 03 Civ. 6942, 2004 WL 2403911, at
*1 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 26, 2004); U.S. Titan, Inc. v. Guangzhou Zhen
Hua Shipping Co., Ltd., 182 F.R.D. 97, 100 (S.D.N.Y. 1998)
(Conner, J.), aff'd, 241 F.3d 135 (2d Cir. 2001) ("Local Civil
Rule 6.3 provides the Court with an opportunity to correct
manifest errors of law or fact, hear newly discovered evidence,
consider a change in the applicable law or prevent manifest
In our 7/16/04 Opinion, we held that USF&G has a duty to defend
or indemnify Angus in the underlying suit based on claims of
patent, trademark and trade dress infringement "[g]iven the broad
nature of the duty to defend." In that Opinion we explained that
whether USF&G is obligated to defend Angus does not necessarily
depend on his legal capacity as stated in the underlying
complaint because the facts in that pleading nevertheless indicate the
potential for liability arising out of his FBI duties. Because we
were unable to conclude that the underlying complaint named
"Angus only in his individual capacity and does not refer to
actions that are outside the scope of his covered duties as an
FBI officer," and the law acknowledges that an insurer has a
broad duty to defend its insured, we held that USF&G has a duty
to defend based on a liberal construction of the underlying
complaint. See U.S. Fid. & Guar. Co. v. Frosty Bites, Inc.,
325 F. Supp. 2d 390, 396 (S.D.N.Y. 2004) (Conner, J.) (hereinafter
"Frosty Bites II").
In its motion for reconsideration, USF&G argues, inter alia,
that the Court "overlooked the controlling nature of the Second
Circuit's affirmance of the Court's determination that `Mr. Angus
is not sued in his capacity as President of FBI.'" (Pl. Mem. Supp
Mot. Recons. at 4.) USF&G contends that this Court's 7/16/04
Opinion is "irreconcilable with Frosty Bites I," and because
Frosty Bites I was affirmed on appeal by the Second Circuit
Court, the findings and rules in Frosty Bites I are "binding on
the Court and are entitled to preclusive effect." (Id. at 3.)
We recognize the merit in the argument and conclude that our
7/16/04 Opinion was based on clear error which, if uncorrected,
could result in manifest injustice. Consequently, we grant
USF&G's motion for reconsideration and will now reconsider
whether USF&G has a duty to defend or indemnify Angus in the
underlying action.
II. Duty to Defend or Indemnify in the Underlying Action
An insurer has a broad duty to defend an insured "`[i]f the
complaint contains any facts or allegations which bring the claim
even potentially within the protection purchased.'" Fitzpatrick
v. Am. Honda Motor Co., 78 N.Y.2d 61, 66, 575 N.E.2d 90,
571 N.Y.S.2d 672 (1991) (quoting Technicon Elecs. Corp. v. Am. Home Assur. Co., 74 N.Y.2d 66,
73, 542 N.E.2d 1048, 544 N.Y.S.2d 531 (1989)). However, this
principle is not applicable to the case at bar because in the
underlying action there is no apparent potential claim against
Angus which comes within the coverage of the Policy. We were
mistaken in believing that the allegations of the underlying
complaint indicate the potential for Angus's liability arising
out of his duties as president of FBI. In fact, those allegations
tend toward the opposite conclusion. The record supports the
inference that Angus's potential liability for trademark and
trade dress infringement arises only in connection with his
duties as director or officer of the other defendant
corporations, namely Dots of Fun, International Laser
Expressions, Inc. and Dots of Fun, Ltd.
The Policy covers Angus only in his capacity as an officer of
FBI. The Policy explicitly states that officers and directors are
covered by the insurer "only with respect to their duties" as
officers or directors of the insured, FBI. The only cause of
action alleged against FBI in the underlying complaint is for
patent infringement, a claim which is not covered by the Policy.
See generally Frosty Bites I, 232 F. Supp. 2d 101. Although the
underlying complaint names Angus as a defendant in several causes
of action based on trademark infringement and trade dress
infringement, there is no allegation that Angus engaged in any of
such infringing activities in his capacity as an officer of FBI.
Indeed, the complaint has carefully distinguished between FBI and
the other defendants, with FBI being sued only for patent
infringement and Angus, grouped with the Mosey defendants, being
sued for trademark infringement, trade dress infringement and
patent infringement. The claims of trademark and trade dress
infringement alleged against the Mosey defendants, including
Angus, are based on their use of infringing marks. As this Court
previously observed, FBI "has apparently never used any of those
marks or any other mark which could be plausibly charged with confusing similarity to the marks" of the
plaintiff in the underlying action. Id. at 106. Therefore,
there are no allegations that suggest potential liability on the
part of Angus arising out of his FBI duties.
Consequently, despite its broad duty to defend, USF&G does not
have a duty to defend or indemnify Angus against any claims which
have been made against him or which appear likely, based on the
record before us. Accordingly, we vacate the 7/16/04 Opinion
granting partial summary judgment in favor of Angus. We grant
partial summary judgment in favor of USF&G and rule that USF&G
does not have a duty to defend or indemnify Angus in the
underlying action.
III. Certification for Appeal
In its motion for reconsideration, USF&G has further moved,
pursuant to FED. R. CIV. P. 54(b), for the entry of partial final
judgment as to the decision of the present motion so that either
party may file an immediate appeal of this Court's order.
The decision whether to grant a Rule 54(b) certification is
committed to the discretion of the district court. See Harriscom
Svenska AB v. Harris Corp., 947 F.2d 627, 629 (2d Cir. 1991).
The court must, however, take into account the "`historic federal
policy against piecemeal appeals'" and use its power under Rule
54(b) sparingly. See id. (quoting Curtiss-Wright Corp. v. Gen.
Elec. Co., 446 U.S. 1, 8 (1980)). The court should grant Rule
54(b) certification only if "there are interest[s] of sound
judicial administration and efficiency to be served, or, in the
infrequent harsh case, where there exists some danger of hardship
or injustice through delay which would be alleviated by immediate
appeal." Id. (internal quotations and citations omitted).
USF&G requests that this Court issue an order directing entry
of this decision as a partial final judgment pursuant to FED. R. CIV. P. 54(b) irrespective of
which way the Court rules on its motion for reconsideration. (Pl.
Mem. Supp. Mot. Recons. at 21.) According to USF&G, "the entry of
judgment pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. [sic] 54(b) could inure to
the immediate benefit of either USF&G or Angus, and help to avoid
a significant detriment to either party." (Id.) USF&G argues
that an immediate appeal would require little new briefing and
would be the most cost-effective outcome for all parties. (Pl.
Reply Mem. Supp. Mot. Recons. at 8-9.)
Angus, however, contends that the Court should not certify the
issue for appeal because "[t]o certify another interlocutory
appeal would serve only to increase Angus's costs and expenses in
this litigation and to unreasonably delay this case." (Def. Mem.
Opp. Mot. Recons. at 12.) Angus's argument was obviously made in
anticipation that the Court either would deny reconsideration or
would, on reconsideration, reaffirm its original ruling that
USF&G had the duty to defend Angus in the underlying action. If
the Court vacates that ruling and leaves Angus with the burden of
defending himself, Angus can only benefit from having the option
of immediate appeal.
As we determined in Frosty Bites I, there is no just reason
for delay in entering a final judgment in this case. If this
Court's present ruling stands, with or without appeal, this
action is over, because the remaining issues (rescission based on
misrepresentation and unenforceability based on failure to
provide timely notice of the claims) will be moot; thus, a
partial final judgment under Rule 54(b) will promote judicial
efficiency. Failure to enter such judgment would likely result in
the unnecessary trial in this Court of issues which are mooted by
the present ruling. It is difficult to imagine more appropriate
circumstances or more compelling reasons for the entry of a
partial final judgment under Rule 54(b). CONCLUSION
For the reasons stated herein, plaintiff United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company's ("USF&G") motion for reconsideration of
this Court's July 16, 2004 Opinion and Order is granted. The July
16, 2004 Opinion and Order is vacated insofar as it grants
partial summary judgment to Angus and rules that USF&G has a duty
to defend or indemnify Angus for the various intellectual
property claims asserted against him in the underlying action.
USF&G's motion for partial summary judgment is granted and this
Court rules that USF&G does not have a duty to defend or
indemnify Angus in connection with the claims asserted in the
Second Amended Complaint in the action pending in the United
States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Further, this Court directs the Clerk of the Court to enter a
partial final judgment pursuant to FED. R. CIV. P. 54(b)
effectuating this Opinion and Order.
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German lender challenges ECB supervision
A small German lender has filed a lawsuit against the European Central Bank in a bid to avoid coming under its supervision, marking the first legal challenge to the ECB's new monitoring role.
In November the ECB took over direct supervision of Europe's 120 largest banks, assuming that responsibility from national supervisors such as Germany's financial watchdog BaFin and the German Central Bank, or Bundesbank.
The move has raised objections from some politicians and smaller banks that are concerned about the additional regulatory costs, among other issues.
Development bank Landeskreditbank Baden-Württemberg filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice—the European Union's highest court—to "legally challenge that it was put under direct supervision of the ECB," the bank told The Wall Street Journal. L-Bank, as it is known, claims ECB oversight entails significantly higher bureaucratic expenses.
An ECB spokeswoman confirmed the central bank had received notice of the court case but declined to comment further.
The lawsuit, filed March 12, is the most radical step by a European bank against ECB supervision, a cornerstone of the eurozone's integration project. It highlights the headwinds the ECB is facing from some politicians and smaller lenders in Germany, Europe's biggest economy.
L-Bank said that higher costs tied to ECB supervision would undermine its ability to support local families and businesses. Instead it wants to be supervised by BaFin and the Bundesbank, which L-Bank says would be more appropriate, given its local focus.
L-Bank argues that its business model is simple and clear, while the ECB has been tasked with regulating more complex banks through a structure known as the single supervisory mechanism. Being under ECB scrutiny "goes against the guidelines of the single supervisory mechanism," L-Bank said.
The ECB is supposed to take direct responsibility for all banks whose assets either exceed €30 billion ($32.35 billion) and/or make up more than 20% of their home country's gross domestic product. In countries where banks don't hit that threshold at least three banks will come under ECB oversight unless their assets are below €5 billion, as will any bank that has received help from one of the eurozone's bailout funds. In addition, the ECB can claim supervisory powers over any bank that has significant operations in at least two countries.
L-Bank is one of 21 German banks under the ECB's direct watch. It had around €70 billion in assets at the end of 2013, the most recent figures available, and recorded slightly more than €100 million in profit. In 2013, it supplied €7.4 billion in low-cost credit to support local projects, businesses and families.
L-Bank's concern about ECB supervision resonates with the mood of many German regionally-focused lenders, which frequently argue that the ECB shouldn't monitor small lenders that don't pose a systematic risk to Europe's financial system.
L-Bank's move also highlights the cost of meeting the regulatory burden, an issue that executives at small German banks have until now only discussed privately. Similar-sized German lenders had to shell out between €5 million and €10 million for external auditors and internal staff to complete the ECB's asset quality review last year, people familiar with the matter said. Meeting previous BaFin and Bundesbank regulations cost significantly less.
The shift to ECB oversight has prompted other German banks to take action, such as shifting assets. Germany's state-owned development bank Kreditanstalt fuer Wiederaufbau, for example, took over activities from its project and trade financing unit, KfW Ipex-Bank. The unit was initially on the list of institutes directly supervised by the ECB while KfW itself isn't. The transfer reduced KfW Ipex's balance sheet to below the €30 billion threshold. The ECB therefore excluded the bank from the final list of lenders it would supervise.
KfW Chief Executive Ulrich Schröder last September welcomed that decision, saying that "having a uniform supervisory regime for the entire KfW Group is a sensible and efficient solution, both for KfW and for the supervisors." KfW and its Ipex unit are now monitored by Germany's BaFin and Bundesbank.
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