Binding arbitration sound out - Urgent request!?
We sold our home. Both we and the buyers signed the mediation/arbitration paragraph on the CAR form. The buyers took us to mediation where nought was resolved. The buyers served us beside a lawsuit and has included the RE agent who acted as a dual agent. My attorney said that the buyers can by-pass the arbitration next to us because they have included the agent within a lawsuit. Is this true, does this kind of loop-hole exist?Answers: Yes, I would feel the lawsuit would be good, you are a duel bash, not solo. I can't think of any suits, other later a failure on your section to disclose something (judge will nail you and the agents broker to the wall) where on earth the agent could be a legitimate carnival though. If the agent is not a legitimate f¨ºte the suit will be dismissed. You may want to ask again with the issue of the suit.
You want us to confute what your own attorney is telling you?
I come up with he has a better hypothesis about the law in your nouns that I would.
what are they suing you for? Miss a material malfunction on the disclosure form, did we?
Should i go ahead buy a property on a high risk flood zone area?
Answers: No if that is a fact then you might even have a problem with getting insurance.
I wouldn't. There are so many things that can go wrong with a property. Why risk something that you already have a warning about. The other thing is that this would be something that would drive away potential buyers in the future. You may have a hard time reselling because it is sin a flood zone.
My advce...don't do it.
Absolutely. You'll rarely be short on water and might even get a free swimming pool in your living room.
How long does my landlord have to fix my heat in san diego ca?
Answers: If you only have one heat source (fireplaces count) then he has about 48 hours (legally is only "reasonable"). If you have more then one then there isn't any time limit given.
How cold does it get? 70?
You can use the *The "repair and deduct" remedy*
You can fix it yourself by california law. But there are rules. It cant be more then one months rent. You have to notify your landlord and give them time to fix it. 30 days is normal. But if is cold outside and its a furnice as mentioned in the website provided. 2 days would be considered reasonable.
As the other poster I live in Utah as well. And I think 2 days is unreasonable its freaking cold here. 2 hours would be reasonable to me.
I would fix it yourself but remember if you landlord takes you to court over it and its 70 degrees outside. You might lose.
http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landl...