Sentences with phrase «against a property owner if»

You may file a suit against a property owner if the improvement is 20 years old or newer, and you may include the architect, contractor and / or engineer if it is 10 years old or newer.

Not exact matches

Specifically, any unsolicited actions of others that physically affect an individual's property or person, no matter if the result of those actions is damaging, beneficial, or neutral to the owner, are considered violent or aggressive when they are against the owner's free will and interfere with his right to self - determination and the principle of self - ownership.

The placement of a property on the Lien Sale list means the City can sell the lien it placed against the property to a third party private entity if the property owner does not pay off his or her debt to the City, or enter into a payment agreement with the City, within a specified period.

This means if someone takes any material that is copyrighted elsewhere, the owner of that property can take legal action against them.

If they feel comfortable that you should be the owner of the property, the title company will issue a policy covering you against loss if for any reason you are not the proper owner of the propertIf they feel comfortable that you should be the owner of the property, the title company will issue a policy covering you against loss if for any reason you are not the proper owner of the propertif for any reason you are not the proper owner of the property.

Condo insurance, also known as an HO6 insurance policy, provides condo unit owners coverage for their properties, protects against liability claims and helps cover costs if the unit is uninhabitable.

This type of insurance helps protect against injury claims and property - damage suits (up to policy limits) brought by other drivers, pedestrians, or property owners if you are at fault in an accident.

This is because if the owner later decides to turn their PPOR into an investment property they are able to withdraw the cash from the offset account and claim all of the associated interest costs on their outstanding loan as a tax deduction (because the deductibility of interest costs are capped to the lowest principal balance the loan has ever been at whilst the property was a PPOR) whilst using the cash to offset against the new PPOR mortgage which is generating non tax - deductible interest.

-- Require the cross-reporting of animal abuse; — Prohibit the drowning of animals; — Prohibit the automatic killing of animal fighting victims; — Prohibit discrimination against dog breeds; — Require property owners to look for animals when property is vacated and notify the police or an animal control officer if an animal is found; and — Prohibit sexual contact with an animal or forcing a child to engage in sexual contact with an animal.

Additionally, the property owner must realize if there is a hazard, man - made or natural, that the visitor may not recognize it as hazardous and must warn or safeguard against the hazard.

If you are renting a property that has had serious mold growth and suffered health implications because of it, you may have a premises liability case against the property owner.

An experienced Illinois premises liability attorney can help you determine if you have a claim against the property owner or responsible party for your injury.

If you were injured on private or public property due to snow or ice being improperly cleared, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against the owner of the property — however, some of the rules for filing the suit are different if it is public propertIf you were injured on private or public property due to snow or ice being improperly cleared, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit against the owner of the property — however, some of the rules for filing the suit are different if it is public propertif it is public property.

Also, the time limit to file a claim against the government entity, known as a statute of limitations, is likely much shorter than if you brought a claim against a normal property owner.

If you are injured in a slip and fall accident, you may want to bring a claim against the property owner for compensation for your damages.

If you are injured by a dog on the dog owner's property, you may be able to make a claim against the dog owner under the Occupiers Liability Act.

We can determine if you have grounds for a premises liability claim against the business or property owner.

If any of the following situations caused your trip and fall accident, you may have a valid claim against the property owner and be entitled to compensation:

If you were bitten or attacked and you believe it was because the dog's handler or the private property owner was negligent in controlling the dog, you may have the right to bring a negligence - based claim against that individual.

If you have been injured in an accident on another's property, you could potentially be entitled to file a claim against the property owner.

If you are injured in a swimming pool accident, you may bring a claim against one or several parties, including the property owner, landlord, tenant, contractor, property management company or equipment manufacturer.

This is because the owner of a property has a duty to keep the premise safe; if you have an accident due to ice, bad lighting, leaks, and so on, you may have a case against the owner of the property.

Slip and Fall Accidents: If you are injured by an unsafe condition on another's property, you may file a premises liability claim against the property owner or another person that manages the property.

If you live, work or have any other personal or official business on the property and are present on the property at the consent of the owner, you are protected by law against any danger or negligence that could result in injury.

If you or your loved one has been injured by an unsafe condition on someone else's premise, you may have a slip and fall claim against the property owner or another person that holds the property.

In other words, if a party prevents a visitor invited onto their property from entering the property, does the property owner have a claim against the person blocking access?

In deciding that the plaintiff was both foreseeable and proximate to the defendants, Handrigan J. cited two other wills cases: Wilhelm v. Hickson and White v. Jones for the general principle that disappointed beneficiaries, even if unknown personally to a party who drafts a will, are sufficiently proximate to the will drafter to be able to succeed in negligence against the will drafter in certain circumstances (Wilhelm was a case about misidentification of the owner of property; White was about undue delay in execution).

If you actually don't have the right of way you think you do, your claim for relief may be against the former owners of the property or your title insurance provider.Once we confirmed your right - of - way, you'd have to file an action for an injunction against your neighbor (pending a demand letter and other negotiations not working).

Property owners are responsible for paying any award amount won against them if they don't have a policy.

The property insurance in a business owners policy helps protect your business» building (if you own it) and its contents against covered perils.

The Government had argued that if property owners could not challenge a JD in court they could still: (1) proceed to develop or use the property without the required permit, and if the Government initiated enforcement the owners would defend against that challenge by arguing that the property was incorrectly identified as containing protected waters; or (2) seek a permit to use the property and appeal if the application for the permit was unsuccessful.

For example, if the current owner has federal tax liens filed against the property, those will have to be settled before a loan will be placed.