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Lender’s Title Insurance: When Should Courts Measure the Fair Market Value of Property Affected by a Title Defect?*
By: Andy Stone Title insurance is designed to pay for damages caused by any defects to title that the title company should have discovered but did not. Lender’s title insurance protects lenders who lose money due to a title defect, … Continue reading
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Tagged damages, Equity Income Partners LP v. Chicago Title Ins. Co., Lender's title insurance
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CC&Rs Remain Subject to Statutory Modification
By: Andy Stone Future legislation may impact current CC&R obligations. In an important decision for all communities, homeowner associations, builders, and developers, the Arizona Court of Appeals recently held that new laws may apply retroactively to modify or eliminate CC&R … Continue reading
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Tagged ARS 33-814, CC&R obligations, Hawk v. PC Village
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Does an Appraiser Owe a Duty of Care to Non-Client Third Parties? It Depends.
By: Andy Stone Under what circumstances do appraisers owe a duty of care to third parties sufficient to give rise to liability for negligent misrepresentation claims was examined (again) by the Arizona Court of Appeals in late 2012. See Belen … Continue reading
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Tagged appraiser liability, appraisers, Belen Loan Investors, negligent misrepresentation, Section 552 of the Restatement (Second) of Torts
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