Can a grantee of an easement raise issues regarding its exclusive use of the easement against the grantor?
Yes. There are many cases on this. If grantee's use is impaired by the overburdening of the easement, grantee may win.
Frisco, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Frisco, TX
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Yes. There are many cases on this. If grantee's use is impaired by the overburdening of the easement, grantee may win.
It is sometimes requested and doesn't cost extra.
In this case I agree with my colleagues. Would he agree to release all interest in exchange for you getting the house? Just athought......
Yes. If it were me, I would ask her what she wants back and tell her you will do your best to recover the missing items from the neighbors.
Yes. They would be considered a month-to-month tenant. You will need evidence of the damage and receipts. Depending on the damage and their...
It depends on whether or not the judge decides your loss resulted from the landlord's negligence. You may be directed to sue the damaging tenant...
It depends on whether they signed as a tenant or a guarantor.
Read the description of your "condo" in the declaration. I would bet it belongs to the HOA and is within the common area.
Yes. You will need to present your evidence to the court.
I would argue you do, but you need a good local real estate attorney to help if your landlord doesn't cure the problem or allow early termination. ...