Property & Premises Liability Claims
Definition
Property & Premises Liability Claims refer to legal claims made against a property owner or occupier for injuries or damages suffered by individuals on their property due to unsafe or hazardous conditions.
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- • Abandonment of Property
- • Mortgage Foreclosure
- • Automobile Damaged at Parking Facility
- • Waste
- • Discharge of Mortgage
- • Nuisance
- • Repossession of Goods / Reclamation
- • Real Property Defect Concealed by Seller
- • Property Disparagement
- • Wrongful Foreclosure Claim
- • Ejectment
- • Easement
- • Liability to Property Licensees
- • Adverse Possession of Property
- • Action to Quiet Title
- • Unlawful Detainer
- • Car Renter Liable for Injury
- • Breach of Implied Warranty of Habitability
- • Trover
- • Buyer Recovering Costs Due to Title Defect
- • Slander of Title
- • Customer Injured Off Leased Premises
- • Partition Claim
- • Trespass
- • Real Estate Fraud
- • Detinue
- • Co-tenant's Share of Profits and Expenses
- • Buyer In Breach Liable for Real Estate Broker's Commission
- • Covenant in Deed Violated
- • Claims Against Real Estate Agents and Brokers
- • Eminent Domain
- • Recovery of a Chattel / Replevin
- • Liability to Property Trespassers
- • Redemption Claim
- • Common Carrier Liability
- • Negligent Security on Property
- • Forcible Entry and Detainer
- • Liability to Property Invitees
- • Attractive Nuisance
- • Dangerous Condition of Premises
- • Usufruct
- • Claims by Real Estate Agents and Brokers
- • Foreclosure
- • Reinstatement Claim
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