It is hardly unusual to make a commercial tenant responsible for repairs, maintenance, and ultimately replacements too. Perhaps it can be...

Call the Court Clerk and ask that the matter be set for default hearing. Attend the hearing, and bring a copy of TPC 92.003 with you, to show to...

I'm going to take a bit of a different perspective here. If it was an insured transaction, then the title agent could not issue a "clean" title...

Think the answer lies primarily in the Owner Policy of Title Insurance you should purchase or otherwise be provided at Closing. If there is no...

The answer to your Q lies in your Lease Agreement. It is hardly unusual for a commercial lease to have an "exclusive use" clause that would offer...

Maybe. There are theories in Texas leasing called "breach of quiet enjoyment" and "constructive eviction." Perhaps between those two you might be...

You'd need to check your title insurance policy not only for easements but also for licenses, right-of-way agreements, uses granted in a recorded...

Yes, there is a procedure where a "foreign" (meaning, non-Texas) Judgment can be registered in Texas, following which Abstracts of Judgment can be...

A commitment for title insurance covers nothing. If however you obtained an Owner Policy of Title Insurance that does not reference this Deed of...

The answer lies in the foreclosure procedure. If this was a Trustee's sale following a mortgage default, then you'd need to check the Deed of Trust...