 | Friedman On Contracts And Coveyances Of Real Property (2 Vols.)
by Smith
Edition/Year: 7th ed., 2005 w/updates*
ISBN: 9781402406829
Format: Binder/Looseleaf
SKU: atty20051
Our Low Price: $485.95 | | Availability: This item ships within 1 to 2 business days. | Friedman covers every issue to help you implement every kind of contract of sale.
Packed with major new coverage of contracts, conveyances, and title insurance, Friedman on Contracts and Conveyances of Real Property, published by the Practising Law Institute, offers all the legal analysis and technical guidance you need to draft, negotiate, and finalize rock-solid contracts of sale.
Examining common law principles and thousands of relevant statutes and court decisions, Friedman ensures you have a clear understanding of what you must do and must avoid doing at every stage of the process, from contract inception to the closing. In so doing, Friedman minimizes the possibility of missteps that create delays, trigger disputes, undermine deals, and increase your liability exposure.
Friedman On Contracts And Coveyances Of Real Property outstanding coverage of real estate contracts and conveyances is enhanced by significant new material on option contracts, the treatment of earnest money, sellers' disclosure duties with respect to off-site conditions and stigmatizing events, deed covenants of title, the modern rules of deed interpretation, and conservation easements. You'll also find extended new guidance on how to address title insurance issues in the contract of sale and the relationship between deed covenants and insurance coverage.
Including case examples that spotlight what can go wrong when contract drafting is faulty, Friedman shows you why:
Failure to take "extreme care in drafting price clauses" can be costly;
Boilerplate remedies provisions in complex deals can create legal traps;
Shoddy drafting of survey provisions increases the chance of unpredictable outcomes;
The omission of a financing condition can increase a buyer's risk in all-cash contracts;
Offer and acceptance problems can arise when parties employ multiple contracts;
Failure to provide time periods for the issuance and delivery of building permits can cause disputes;
Negligent misrepresentation can result when a seller signs a contract of sale without reading its terms;
Minor language variations in informal letters can lead to unenforceability.
Tables of Contents includes:
Contracts of Sale;
Physical Quality;
Mortgage Financing;
Marketable Title;
Servitudes;
Assignment of Contracts;
Contract Remedies;
Deeds;
Examination of Title;
Land Descriptions and Boundaries;
Closing Process;
Closing Adjustments;
Closing Documents;
Appendix A: Customs in Respect to Title Closings Recommended by the Real Estate Board of New York;
Appendix B: Checklist for Buyer;
Appendix C: Minimum Standard Detail Requirements for ALTA/ACSM Land Title Surveys.
*Important! Supplement Update Policy: Like most attorney-practitioner titles, this item may be supplemented from time to time with updates by the publisher in order to reflect any changes in the legal topic area covered. These updates are important in ensuring that your item always reflects the most up-to-date legal information. Your purchase price includes the cost of all previous updates and any updates that may be issued within 60 days of your purchase. After that period, subsequent supplements will be sent to you directly from the publisher for your review and purchase.
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