Generally speaking, what does "duly" convicted mean in the 13th amendment and does it apply to the states or just the Fed Gov.?
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Answered on March 18, 2021
"Duly convicted" means that one has been convicted after constitutional due process requirements have been met during the criminal justice process....
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If the Housing Judge has a known history with the plaintiff's attorney should he recuse himself?
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Answered on March 18, 2021
The relationship alone is probably not sufficient to require a judge to recuse; it is actually quite common in local bar associations and legal...
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In a quit claim deed, cant you file it and as long as no one contest the judge gives it to you?
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Answered on March 18, 2021
No. The only persons who may properly convey an interest in this property by deed are your husband's grandmother's heirs (those automatically...
Does this mean I consented to NC courts or NC is the applicable laws. I am from GA & wonder if I have to go to court in NC?
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Answered on March 18, 2021
Based on the language you cited, the contract will be interpreted according to North Carolina's laws of contract--mostly common law, though it...
Can I sell a house to anyone for a dollar? Even if not for profit of the house?
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Answered on March 17, 2021
If carried out, this is all but certain to create some complicated gift tax issues for the "seller," and acceleration issues under a due-on-sale...
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Intro to subject to?
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Answered on March 17, 2021
I suggest a preliminary consultation with a corporate lawyer who regularly advises LLCs formed for the specific purpose of real estate investments....
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When sending a delinquent rent notice, do I used the tenants name or their company name ?
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Answered on March 17, 2021
This is a really good question, and it depends on who signed the lease on the tenant's side, and in what capacity. If the husband and/or wife...
I have a three year on a commercial property my landlord just got arrested . Is my lease still valid
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Answered on March 17, 2021
Your landlord's arrest does not affect the legality of your commercial lease, assuming it was validly entered into prior to the arrest. What could...
Can my landlord require me to pay for maintenance and repairs for a commercial space?
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Answered on March 17, 2021
It is entirely legal, and very standard based on the many commercial leases I have reviewed in my legal career. However, if you have a compelling...
What lawyer should I look for to form an LLC for rental business?
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Answered on March 17, 2021
Very good, high-quality answers from Attorneys Wood and Block. The LLC business form is indeed a highly attractive option for real estate...
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