Is a contractor liable for a new roof repair if there was no contract?
From your statement, one cannot tell if the Seller/"contractor" was a licensed contractor. In California there is a range of statutes of limitation...
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From your statement, one cannot tell if the Seller/"contractor" was a licensed contractor. In California there is a range of statutes of limitation...
There are additional facts necessary to determine what your remedies are at this point. The first issue is what does your lease say? It may...
Your fact recitation is a little confusing. If you are stating that the "new" note to husband was a replacement for that given to the your seller,...
The previous answer is based on Federal law. Since you were in a CSLB Arbitration, an statutory arbitration sponsored and paid for by a California...
Probably not. From the Handbook issued by the Department of Real Estate -- there are two relevant sections. Violations Sections 10176 and...
In your instance, the "Loan Guarantor" will take an assignment of the rights to the Deed of Trust. That assignment will not give them any better...
If your prior suit was dismissed, no matter what you do you cannot "reopen" that lawsuit -- but you can sue on those same facts if they were not...
In California, if your partnership agreement fails to speak to this issue, your only legal remedy is to seek an accounting and dissolve the...
You do not provide enough facts. What contingency did the Buyers rely upon to cancel the sale? If it was the specific issues you fixed, then it...
Filing an action to Quiet Title. California Rev. & Tax code Sec. 3727 provides for that remedy. While R&TC 3712 provides that a tax deed conveys...