I borrowed 100,000 from my mother and executed a promissory note for the principle and interest @ 8%
Listing it in the promissory note is usually sufficient. George Wolff WOLFFLAW (415)788-1881
San Francisco, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
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Listing it in the promissory note is usually sufficient. George Wolff WOLFFLAW (415)788-1881
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You can still serve them even if they are located out of state, but I do not know the rules as to whether you can this in a small claims court case.
You probably need to do several things, at least to protect yourself. The first would be is to get a title report or profile on the property and...
The person making the gift to you would have to execute and have notarized a deed to you that you then can record with the recorder's...
Where your shareholder agreement or your bylaws do not describe what happens in the case of such a dispute or deadlock, your only remedy is likely...
Unless you had a cost-plus contract with him he would not typically be required to show you his costs, unless there is a contract provision...
Yes, this is allowable under the facts that you stated, and assuming there are no loan provisions or holdbacks etc etc which would make the...
I would say either they did not deliver to you the same property that you agreed to purchase, or after the purchase they damaged your property,...