Who is liable?
If you contracted for the installation of a new driveway, and the new driveway is causing damage to your neighbor's property, you are potentially...
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If you contracted for the installation of a new driveway, and the new driveway is causing damage to your neighbor's property, you are potentially...
You could talk with the property owner, but I question if the property owner could even do anything about this. Have you talked with your alderman?
No, lines 37-40 of the WB-40 are NOT ambiguous. You owe the firm a commission if you enter into a contract to purchase a property during the term...
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If the home improvement contract set forth these deadlines, Wis. Admin. Code § ATCP 110.07 should give you the right to cancel the contract and get...
He would need to prove that you knew of the damage or concealed it in order to hold you liable.
If the sellers knew about the damage and concealed it, you may have a case.
Yes, you have a potential claim against the listing agent and the seller depending on how this information was communicated to you.
Did you sign anything? This strikes me as a potential violation of the Home Improvement Practice Code.
Assuming that you were ready, willing, and able to close, this sounds like a breach of contract on the seller's part. That being said, your most...
Yes she was required to complete a RECR as long as she was a person who transferred the property under Wis. Stat. s. 709.01(2). The exception...