Sentences with phrase «lawsuit against the seller»

Broker A should contact his attorney about filing a lawsuit against the seller.

In my opinion, an unsuccessful buyer in a bidding war could bring a lawsuit against a seller or brokerage who comply with an escalation clause, stating that they only put in their bid on the understanding that their bid price would remain confidential.

The buyer then hired her own contractor to redesign the septic system and filed a lawsuit against the seller, Dean, the inspection company, and the construction company recommended by Dean to repair the septic tank.

A Georgia court has considered a buyer's lawsuit against the seller and the listing broker over the misidentification of a property in a listing.

The Supreme Court of Rhode Island has decided whether a purchaser can bring a lawsuit against a seller of real estate and its representatives when the purchaser discovers, following the closing, that a purchase contract contingency could not be met.

Georgia appellate court has considered whether report could serve as the basis for lawsuit against seller and inspection company.

The Buyers filed a lawsuit against the Seller and the Broker, alleging intentional misrepresentations as well as negligent misrepresentations.

A New York appellate court has considered a buyer's representative's lawsuit against the seller of a property and the listing broker over the seller's cancelation of the purchase transaction, costing the buyer's representative a commission.

The Buyers brought a lawsuit against the Seller alleging failure to disclose, misrepresentation, breach of contract, and negligence.

Q: Recently, some buyers filed a lawsuit against the seller and me charging misrepresentation of the property's condition.

A California court has considered whether a broker could successfully bring a lawsuit against seller's husband for damages because of the husband's interference in the contractual negotiations.

Eventually, the Salesperson and the Brokerage filed a lawsuit against the seller.

In 2001, the Buyer filed a lawsuit against the Sellers and the Brokerage, claiming that they had misrepresented and concealed material facts about the flooding problem on the property.

Therefore, the court ruled that the only commission claim that the Buyer's Representative could bring would be a claim against the listing broker, not the Seller, and so dismissed the lawsuit against the Seller.

The Buyer brought a lawsuit against the Sellers, the Brokerage, the Salesperson, and an inspection company, alleging fraudulent and innocent misrepresentation against both parties for failure to disclose the property's alleged flooding problems and failure to accurately disclose the property's boundaries.

A Tennessee appellate court has considered a broker's lawsuit against a seller which sought to collect a commission from a sales price which was below the amount of the listing agreement.

If later on they discover a title problem, in order to resolve the issue, their only recourse may be to bring a lawsuit against the seller, who may be long gone by then.)

Under Florida law, if a seller breaches a warranty, like the implied warranty of habitability, then the buyer can file a lawsuit against the seller to recover his or her damages.

The Buyer brought a lawsuit against the Sellers, and the trial court ruled that the Sellers were guilty of negligent misrepresentation and also ruled that the Buyer had suffered $ 25,000 in damages.

The Buyers filed a lawsuit against the seller, the real estate professionals involved in the transaction, the inspector, and the title company, with a wide variety of allegations against the parties.

Land Man filed a lawsuit against the Seller, seeking payment of its commission, arguing it was the procuring cause of the sale.

The Buyers spent over $ 20,000 remedying these problems and then filed a lawsuit against the Sellers alleging breach of contract and fraud.

The listing had expired and the plaintiff commenced a lawsuit against the seller which was related to the subject property.

Not exact matches

Benchmark has been assumed the most likely seller given its fierce disagreements over the direction of the company, which burst into public view in the lawsuit against Kalanick this week.

DiNapoli recently announced he had hired the law firm of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll to represent the state pension fund in a class action lawsuit against the oil giant BP in connection with the «disastrous» Deepwater Horizon explosion and subsequent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Politics A Connecticut judge has ruled that a lawsuit against the manufacturer and seller of the weapon used in the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012 can proceed.

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The lawsuit filed against Apple accused the company and the publishers of preventing other sellers of e-books from competing in terms of price.

Randy sued virtually everyone who was involved in the deal (including the seller, the real estate salespeerson and the home inspector), but he eventually consented to dismiss his lawsuit against all but one of them: the home inspector.

(WASHINGTON, D.C)-- Judge Anthony J. Trenga, of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, has named Steven J. Toll, Managing Partner of Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC, a veteran class action litigator, as co-lead counsel in the high - profile class action lawsuit against Lumber Liquidators.

A products liability suit is a lawsuit brought against the seller of a product for selling a defective product that caused physical injury to a consumer or user.

If you want to try to stop this practice, you should consult with a lawyer that can bring a private lawsuit against the ticket seller (unlikely to be an affordable option) or file a complaint with the Illinois Attorney General's office (they can, but are not required, to investigate your case).

The measure also creates a voluntary process for small businesses to postpone expensive patent lawsuits while their larger sellers complete similar patent lawsuits against the same plaintiffs, to protect customers who simply bought the product off - the - shelf.

When the Buyer was unable to secure financing to complete the purchase and thus terminating the contract between the parties, the Sellers brought a lawsuit against the Buyer, the Buyer's representative, and the representative's brokerage, arguing that the Buyer had not acted in good faith in her efforts to secure financing and the Buyer's representative had not forwarded the Amendment to the Lender.

The Seller filed a lawsuit against the Broker.

In her lawsuit, she alleged misrepresentations and omissions against the Broker, including failing to disclose that the Broker had a history of working with the Investor and also advising the Seller that $ 650,000 was a fair sales price.

The Sellers settled their lawsuit with the Buyers, and the trial court dismissed the allegations against the Brokerage and Hopkins.

The Georgia appellate court ruled that a fraudulent inspection report could serve as the basis for a lawsuit by the buyers against their agent, the seller, and inspector.

The trial court entered summary judgment in favor of the Sellers and dismissed the lawsuit against the Broker.

Randy sued virtually everyone who was involved in the deal (including the seller, the real estate salespeerson and the home inspector), but he eventually consented to dismiss his lawsuit against all but one of them: the home inspector.

Subsequently, the seller filed a lawsuit against Maki claiming, among other things, that the broker had breached fiduciary duty to the seller by making false representations regarding the buyers» ability to obtain financing and by misrepresenting the operation and effect of the home inspection contingency.

Eventually a lawsuit was started against the seller and the Realtors.

Two courts have considered whether a lawsuit can be brought against a buyer's representative who is compensated by a seller's broker alleging violations of the federal Residential Lead - Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992 («Act»).

A Colorado appellate court has reversed a trial court's award of defense costs to a real estate brokerage to be paid by brokerage's seller client, arising from a buyer's lawsuit against both the seller and the brokerage.

Following the favorable ruling, the Brokerage filed a lawsuit seeking indemnification from the Sellers for the costs incurred in defending itself against the buyer's lawsuit.

If the Seller is accused of failing to disclose known material defects and / or environmental hazards; Seller will not hold Broker responsible in any way; Seller will hold Broker harmless, from and indemnify Broker against, any claims, lawsuits, actions at law or equity, and other obligations and all costs and expenses, including costs of litigation, reasonable attorneys fees and reasonable costs of investigation, that result or arise from Seller's failure to disclose known material defects or environmental hazards of any kind.

However, sometimes the buyer is intentionally mislead about how big or how small the property he or she is purchasing really is — and that intentional behavior is the basis of a fraudulent misrepresentation lawsuit against a real estate broker, real estate agent, and / or seller, in which the victim seeks recovery of their damages.

The warranties associated with a deed, can form the basis of a later lawsuit brought by the buyer against the seller if there is a problem with the title to the property.

THIRD PARTY DISPUTES (SELLER»S DUTY TO DEFEND): In the event of an arbitration claim or lawsuit arising out of alleged actions or omissions of Seller against or in any way involving Broker that seeks payment of a commission or money damages in connection with the sale or attempted sale of the Property, Seller agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Broker harmless from, and provide a full defense and aid to Broker with respect to any such claim or lawsuit («Duty to Defend&raSELLER»S DUTY TO DEFEND): In the event of an arbitration claim or lawsuit arising out of alleged actions or omissions of Seller against or in any way involving Broker that seeks payment of a commission or money damages in connection with the sale or attempted sale of the Property, Seller agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Broker harmless from, and provide a full defense and aid to Broker with respect to any such claim or lawsuit («Duty to Defend&raSeller against or in any way involving Broker that seeks payment of a commission or money damages in connection with the sale or attempted sale of the Property, Seller agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Broker harmless from, and provide a full defense and aid to Broker with respect to any such claim or lawsuit («Duty to Defend&raSeller agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold Broker harmless from, and provide a full defense and aid to Broker with respect to any such claim or lawsuit («Duty to Defend»).

The Buyer filed a multicount lawsuit against the Buyer's Representative, Listing Broker, and the Seller alleging violations of the state's property condition disclosure law, fraud, breach of contract, negligence, and deceptive trade practices.