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Types of Tenancies
 
Usually, when one thinks of the relationship between a landlord and a tenant, what comes to mind is a lease agreement between the parties where the tenant agrees to stay in the leased premises for a specified period of years and pay an agreed upon rent for the privilege of doing so. In actuality, the scenario described above is just one type of tenancy, a tenancy for years. The types of landlord/tenant relationships are as follows:More...
 
Breach of Contract
 
A breach of contract occurs in the event one of the parties to a contract fails to fulfill his or her part of the deal.More...
 
Judgment Liens and Other Types of Liens against Real Property
 
Most agreements for the sale of real estate contain a clause that requires the seller to convey "marketable title" or "merchantable title" to the buyer. In essence, "marketable title" refers to a title free of encumbrances. A lien is an encumbrance upon real property, and the existence of a lien on real property renders the title unmarketable.More...
 
The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act
 
In 1975, Congress enacted the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA). The statute can be found at 12 U.S.C.S. §2801.More...
 
Liability for Dog Bites
 
There are two different bases on which a dog owner may be liable for injuries inflicted by a dog.More...
 
 
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