He not only fired me as a private contractor, also the whole sales crew,,,, He is keeping all of the commission on contracts we all signed!
He not only fired me as a private contractor, also the whole sales crew,,,, He is keeping all of the commission on contracts we all signed!
Posted in Home Improvement
Tagged co owner, contracts, home improvement co, private contractor
My husband and I recently signed a new construction contract along with another contract to purchase vacant land in a housing development that the house is to be built on. We are in the process of applying for the new construction mortgage and we have not yet been approved. Since signing the contracts, we recently saw the first completed home in the development. We are not happy with the quality of the work by our builder and we don’t want to proceed with him. We would like to build the house with another builder in another development. The land is still vacant and construction of the house is to begin after we obtain our mortgage. In the contract for purchasing the vacant land, it’s stated that the sale is contingent upon the buyer obtaining financing. As I stated above, we have only applied for the mortagage and have not closed on it. I’d appreciate any input on this matter.
First Question:
Which branch of legal services would best address an issue concerning the contract and sale of residential property?
Second Question:
Can a person (home-owner) who has entered into an agreement (contract) for the sale of their land and home sue the buyer for breach of contract if the buyer has failed to make good on the promise of payment-in-full by its due date and was agreeded upon on the signing of this contract?
Third Question:
If the homeowner is able to sue for damages i.e., stress and other issue that would be the result of non-payment; What scope of the law (if any) would this fall under?
The Statute of Frauds covers all the following except for contracts for the sale of….
a. a new college history textbook
b. land
c. a new car
d. the right to walk across your neighbor’s yard in order to get to the beach
Posted in Land For Sale
Tagged business, business law, contracts, Frauds, law, law question, question, sale, statute
I understand that under the statute of frauds it states that contracts involving land have to be in writing?
So can a contract for a sale of land be enforce if partial porformance has taken place?
ok lets say for parcial porformace the saler gave the key or let them move in. but there is no contract just a verbal agreement.
*****i ment to say but there is no written contract
Posted in Land For Sale
Tagged contract, contracts, Land, oral contract, Place, porformance, sale, statute, statute of frauds