Default vs. Breach of Contract: Everything You Need to Know
Default vs. breach is a confusing term related to contract execution. Contracting parties need to understand these t...
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Should I Waive My Inspection Contingency?
A conflict of interest occurs when an entity or individual becomes unreliable because of a clash between personal (o...
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Can You Change A Commercial Property To Residential?
hanging a commercial property to residential use is possible in many areas, but it typically involves several legal,...
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What Is Equitable Relief?
In situations where legal remedies are deemed insufficient to provide sufficient restitution, a party may be granted...
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What Is A Specific Performance Clause?
If the court determines that no other remedy—such as money—will adequately compensate the injured party, it may requ...
What Defines A Contract?
A contract is an agreement between two parties that establishes a responsibility to carry out a specific duty. Th...
Common contingencies in real estate
The "undo" button can be a very useful tool while using a computer. The same is true of a contingency clause when bu...
What is a purchase and sale agreement?
A basic form that purchasers and sellers fill out as part of a real estate transaction is the purchase and sale agre...
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What Is A Breach Of Contract?
A breach of contract occurs when one party does not carry out their obligations under the contract. A party who viol...
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