What does "claim of title" in adverse possession cases mean?
It is not a document. Rather, it is an assertion of having a legal right to ownership to the real property. For adverse possession in California,...
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It is not a document. Rather, it is an assertion of having a legal right to ownership to the real property. For adverse possession in California,...
Even if the note will be due soon, it does not necessarily dictate when you have to list the property for sale. Rather than seek a real estate...
Generally speaking, no, a non-attorney cannot appear in litigation on behalf of a corporation. A corporation is not a natural person, and...
Yes, in federal court, we use "claim for relief" whereas in state superior court, we use "cause of action".
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There is no uniform answer amongst the various judges in the Central District of California. You don't indicate in your post whether this is a...
Yes you can sue. .If the converted garage is illegal, then under the case of Gruzen v. Henry (1978) 84 Cal.App.3d 515, the landlord is not...
Correct. You would file a Request for Entry of Default against the named defendant first, and a separate Request for Entry of Default against All...
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The issue is whether or not you are named as a defendant on the summons, not whether or not you are a co-signor. If you are named on the summons,...
You need to clarify what your question or issue is.
As the moving party, you can take any motion you filed off calendar and then file a new motion. However, as a practical matter, if the motion is...