> Frank, at this point it appears cheaper to just pay for the repair doesn't it?Cheaper short term or cheaper long term, Joe?I understand what you ...
Careful Don. For a second there it was sounding like you were saying your wife and her mother were too heavy. 😉 Thin ice man, thin ice.Have a gre...
I don't think you are being unreasonable at all. Quite the opposite.In situations like this I try to listen to what I am being told. Not the words, ...
We have something like that here in this area. Back in the 1960's an Engineer from FL purchased several hundred acres. No survey at the time.He plot...
Wouldn't That Be Slander Of Title ?Somewhere in a recent thread (perhaps not this one) someone mentioned a new FEMA Form. They now have a LOMA - Out ...
> Is it possible to adversely possess just a portion of the bundle of rights without obtaining the entire bundle owned by the original possessor?&g...
> What if I get prescriptive rights over the same property occupied by someone else's written easement? Do I take over their easement? Do I have ...
> Larry,> > Is this an inquiry from an actual client, or do you just have the form down pat after all these years (the unanswerable question)...
> I would make a firmette and illustrate the location of his property on it. He will need to take that to his lender and fight it out with them. T...
> Both parties have to be legal people. A corporation is a legal person, but a 15 year old of flesh and blood usually is not. The conveyance fail...
> My point wasn't that the problems exist, but that the purchasers didn't know until the survey! > > Frequently the "survey" is blamed for t...
> "Although the case law in this area is sparse, it appears that a requisite for valid title to real property is an original conveyance of public ...
> Grantee is not legally able to accept ownership.........minor, insane, etc.Over the years I have had plenty of people who said they wanted to con...
> Survey uncovers encroachment and competing claims.I hear ya Don but I count that as a subset of the first item. Grantor did not own the property...
> Sounds like a seminar in the making, to me.;-)Not what I had in mind when starting this thread; but, now that you mention it .... hummmm. Maybe...
> Eminent Domain is the theory but does not transfer. Condemnation transfers.> Good point. When I was coming up with my list I hadn't thought ...