Breach of Contract
The question isn't whether the contract is valid, it is "has either party materially breached the agreement?" It would seem as though the failure...
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The question isn't whether the contract is valid, it is "has either party materially breached the agreement?" It would seem as though the failure...
It is really a question of whether the future LLC owners ("members") need protection from potential creditors of the enterprise for the activities...
If you and your ajoining owners either own or have easements for access across the cul de sac, you are potentially responsible if someone suffers...
Your choices are a "sub-chapter S corporation"; a "C corporation"; and a Limited Liability Company (LLC). The sub-chapter S corporation and the...
I agree with the previous answers. You also may have a claim against the General Contractor's license bond.
As long as the entire loan proceeds of the second were used to pay a portion of the purchase price, the loan is a non-recourse loan. Credit...
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If a Buyer fails to perform after all Buyer's contingencies have been waived or satisfied, the Buyer is in breach and the Seller is entitled to the...
You do not have personal liability for the Franchise Tax Deposit. The obligation is that of the LLC. Unless you agreed to assume the LLC...
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If you do this you must be VERY CAREFUL to comply with the Home Equity Sales Contracts Act which appears at California Civil Code section 1695...
There are several possibilities. If your ( and your predecessors in interest) use of the land was "hostile" to the true owner, it is possible that...