Texas Dirt Law
a legal blog focused on Texas real estate and construction law
The Texas Supreme Court recently held that a clear general granting clause could save a defective property description in Davis v. Mueller, ___ S.W.3d ___, No. 16-0155, 2017 WL 2299316 (Tex....
You own some property that, shall we say, has some warts. You want to sell it before those warts require costly treatment. But how do minimize the risk of a buyer...
Fire on Lower Greenville Avenue Provides a Case Study on the Importance of Written Notice Provisions
A recent decision from the Dallas Court of Appeals arising out of a fire in Dallas demonstrates the importance of including written notice provisions in commercial leases and the risks of...
At Milby PLLC, one of our primary practice areas is defending architects, engineers, and other design professionals against claims asserted against them relating to services performed on construction projects. Occasionally contractors...
The terms “null and void” or “void ab initio” are commonly used in various real estate contracts. These terms are typically used to express the same concept: the contract will be...
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