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Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions In this article, unless the context otherwise requires: 1. "Association" means either of the following: (a) The unit owners’ association organized under section 33-1241. (b) A nonprofit corporation or unincorporated association of […]
Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions A. Except with respect to claims for alleged construction defects involving an immediate threat to the life or safety of persons occupying or visiting the dwelling, a purchaser must first comply with […]
Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions A. Before filing a dwelling action, the purchaser shall give written notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the seller specifying in reasonable detail the basis of the dwelling action. A […]
Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions A. In a contested dwelling action, the court or tribunal may award the prevailing party with respect to a contested issue reasonable attorney fees and taxable costs. A purchaser is deemed the […]
Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions A. A written contract for the sale of a newly constructed dwelling between a buyer of a newly constructed dwelling and the seller responsible for the original construction of the dwelling shall […]
Title 12 – Courts and Civil Proceedings Chapter 8 – Special Actions and Proceedings Relating to Property Article 14 – Purchaser Dwelling Actions A. This article does not apply: 1. To personal injury claims. 2. To death claims. 3. To claims for damage to property other than a dwelling. 4. To common law fraud claims. […]