Foreclosure Eviction and Appeal.
Assuming there is no bond posted by the owners, you should be able to continue to take over the property. If they win on appeal, the bank would be...
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Assuming there is no bond posted by the owners, you should be able to continue to take over the property. If they win on appeal, the bank would be...
Did you tell this to the bank before it foreclosed? There is a lot of information here, and it is hard to respond in this form. You need to sit...
You can go through the process yourself, but without a confession of judgment, you will have to litigate your case. Keep in mind that winning is...
There is too much information missing in your question, but the short answer is yes, a company and its officers/shareholders can sometimes be sued,...
As posted earlier, your home is no longer yours, it was sold. The new owner is going to force you to leave. You may be able to push things off a...
The qualification isn't relevant to the foreclosure. If the owner wants to save the home, one option is to ask the court for a foreclosure...
As a shareholder, you normally have an absolute right to see the company's books and records. Without knowing more details, its hard to give you...
You can always represent yourself, but its rarely a good idea.
Although there are exceptions, an oral agreement can be enforced, so long as you can prove the relevant details, such as term, amounts, and party...
So long as the manager was acting in his usual capacity and on behalf of the delaership, the statute of frauds should not play a role in this case....