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How long can a buyer sue a previous owner when an inspection was performed and a closing occurred with the buyers 2 years ago?
It varies by state, but in general home warranties are only required for 1 year, meaning that the builder is not responsible for anything that happens after that. On the other hand, if there is evidence of fraud or other misrepresentation, the courts may allow legal recourse after that amount of time. FYI, "Sue" just means ask. Anyone can ask the court to award damages for just about anything. It's also possible to countersue for frivolous exploitation of the legal system, especially if the lawsuits are considered to be harrassment.
How do fireworks get their shape?
The fireworks creators have worked many decades to figure these things out. There are several factors. The individual little bursts are wrapped separately. They are then arranged around a core in the shape desired and the propellant charge is placed in the middle. When it goes off it lights the individual bursts and propels them out in the shape desired. In additions to the hearts and stars, a maple leaf is popular in Canada.
What are some of the disadvantages of hybridization?
ADVANTAGES ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1)More nutritious produce. 2)Cheaper to grow. 3)Larger flowers, fruits or vegetables. 4)More adapted to new conditions. DISADVANTAGES ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1)Non-specific labeling occur. 2)Can't provide formation on translational and post-translational modification peace
How long is nighttime on the moon?
a fraction of a second ... but usually a single day (or night) it's close enough. But it looks full for about 3 days technically, a full moon represents the instant that the moons shadow completely disappears because of it's alignment with the earth and the sun. This is known as a lunar phase. On average, humans can not determine the exact moment this lunar phase occurs without the aid of a telescope. Therefore, the full moon appears to remain full for a period of 36 hours - 18 hours before this lunar phase and 18 hours after - to the naked eye.
Which category of people would be most likely to take a case to a federal court?
people who are suing the u.s government or suing a person from another state. NovaNet!!!!!!!!!!
The laws that determine the rules for one person's suing of another are broadly classified as law?
Procedural Law
What do you call a person who is suing?
plaintiff
How can ABC warehouse sue a person without any documentation to prove allegation?
Suing is one thing. Winning is another.
Has Ann Coulter ever sued anyone?
Ann Coulter has not stated that she has been involved in a lawsuit that she instigated. She has been in several lawsuits but has not been the person suing.
What is the person being sued.?
They are the defendant. The person suing them is the plaintiff.
A person doing suing is called?
Plaintiff =)
What happens if you contact the person that is suing you?
You get an opportunity to talk things out and perhaps come to a settlement of the issues and a dismissal of further litigation. There are no penalties for contacting the person suing you.
You were in an accident 2 years ago and the other person is suing is she suing you or the insurance company?
She is suing you and you must notify your insurance company of the lawsuit. They will pay, make an offer to settle or defend you.
How do you spell sue with ing at the end?
The -ing form of to sue is suing. Another example of this form is ensuing.
What is the person filling a lawsuit called?
The person filing a lawsuit is the Plaintiff. The person they are suing is called the defendant.
What is it called when you take a person to court?
It is called suing. You sue someone.
