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Agricultural Buildings Exempt from Zoning Regulations
Appeals court held that Florida Statute 604.50 exempts nonresidential farm buildings, farm fences, and farm signs on land used for a bona fide agricultural purpose, as defined in 193.461, Florida Statutes, from any county or municipal code or fee, including building permit and zoning requirements.
Curd, Galindo & Smith, LLP announce that the Brothers of a Burn Victim have Sued a Mobile Home Park Owner for the Death of their Sister
Curd, Galindo & Smith, LLP announces that a Burn Victim Died After a 65 Day Fight for Her
Life and Brothers Sued Landowners.
Plaintiff Claimed Hotel Failed to protect Concrete Walkway
Attorneys Alex Galindo and Richard Wynn with Curd, Galindo & Smith, LLP Announces
Orange County Jury Awards $1,600,000 in Personal Injury Claim in the matter entitled
Khuong Nguyen v. Peninsula Hotel Management, LLC dba Ramada Plaza Hotel and Dzung
Truong, Orange County Superior Court Case No. 30-2010-00387330.
When It Comes to Contracts, Is Coronavirus a 'Force Majeure'?
Dealing with the current situation is hard enough on ourselves and our loved ones. But what if you entered into a contract, or are a landlord or tenant facing difficult uncertain times? Can you get out of the contract? Can your tenant? Can a seller or buyer? The question is, when It Comes to Contracts, is Coronavirus a 'Force Majeure'?
Nevada Law Allows Redemption After HOA Foreclosure Sale
Nevada has added a right of a homeowner to redeem their property after an HOA lien sale.
NAI Miami Commercial Real Estate Services, Worldwide, Prevailed Over Claims
Ehrenstein | Sager client, NAI Miami Commercial Real Estate Services, Worldwide, prevailed over claims brought by a former agent
How Does Your Florida Homestead Exemption Protect You From Creditors?
This article examines the protection that a Florida Homestead offers against creditor claims. It discusses which types of judgments and claims can cloud the title of a Florida Homestead property.
Shared Alleys and Atlanta Intown Living:
The influx of new homeowners into historic urban neighborhoods has created a resurgence of use of the original alleyway system. Use rights have therefore become a hot-button issue among the new "urban pioneers", Unfortunately, as the law on the matter remains convoluted, resolution of individual situations remains fact dependent.
Pitfalls for the Unwary Practitioner: Signed, Sealed and Delivered – Still the Law in North Carolina,
David T. Buckingham, Pitfalls for the Unwary Practitioner: Signed, Sealed and Delivered – Still the Law in North Carolina, Real Property, Vol. 15, No. 3, April, 1994, Newsletter of the Real Property Section of the North Carolina Bar Association
