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Does a general right of first refusal in a real estate contract,forfit my abuility to offer a build to suit offer on the propert
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Answered on March 05, 2012
Your question is incomplete but I think I understand:
You bought a home with a vacant lot next door. You purchased it subject to a right of...
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Do Allotted Real Estate Tittles work in this day and age?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
If you are talking Allotment Titles under the Dawes Act (e.g. old indian federal laws) .. generally it is not worth it.. it will not save you from...
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Should trustee deed a life estate in real property to a beneficiary, or hold the property in trust for duration of life estate?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
Both of the other answers are reasonable and give sound advice. But if the trust does not indicate that the Trust has an ongoing role in...
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Dominant estate easement --
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Answered on March 05, 2012
According to MI law, the easement holder is tupiically allowed to change the location anywhere inside the easement area.. otherwise the easement...
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Can the judge grant an extension to a foreclosure eviction?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
Possibly.. but most likely you will have to pay reasonable rent to stay in the house until the time is up e.g end of school year.. if you do not...
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How long does my landlord have to sue me for damahes beyond what the security deposit is, even though all of it isn't my fault?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
The general statute of limitations in MI for contract actions is 6 years.. however, the Michigan Landlord Tenant Act controls this action..
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What can I do, is there anyone that can help?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
I think you asked this question several times.. but I answered this to before:
You should file a written answer to the eviction alleging that...
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Must a foreign business be "authorized" by the State of New York in order to sue in the NY courts? If so, what is the statute?
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The answer is not necessarily.. generally if the Defendant reached out to Plaintiff in Plainiffs home state and the lawsuit arose out of that...
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Is there anything I can do to reverse an eviction decision
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Answered on March 05, 2012
You should file an answer to the eviction alleging that the house is not habitable..
You can also file a counter complaint under the Michigan...
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Can a 30 day old lease be voided because a resident (originally a sublessor) bounced a check and then revert to at-will tenancy?
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Answered on March 05, 2012
Somethings wrong with this scenario.. first you do not say if you are the landlord or the tenant.. I assume you are the landlord though..
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