Add to ORKGThe Ohio Revised Code, in the section referred to as the statute of conveyances, mandates, inter alia, that all leases of any interest in real property shall be signed by the lessor, attested to by two witnesses, and bear a certificate of acknowledgement subscribed to by a proper authority. Exempted from the operation of the statute are leases for a period of less than three years. Thus, all leases in Ohio, even the typical form lease for a residential apartment building, must comport with the formal requirements of the statute of conveyances if they convey a term of three or more years. Once a court has determined that such a lease fails to meet the requirements of the statute of conveyances, it must define the remaining relationship betwe...
This Note demonstrates that the Washington Supreme Court correctly applied contract principles to th...
The majority of states other than Ohio have rejected the caveat emptor doctrine and adopted an impli...
Leases have priority over mortgages and other security devices if they were entered into prior to th...
The Ohio Revised Code, in the section referred to as the statute of conveyances, mandates, inter ali...
With one exception noted later, Ohio courts have been loathe to accept the fact that enforcement of ...
The new Ohio Landlord-Tenant Act is the legislature\u27s attempt at correcting the imbalance betwee...
With this dramatic demand for high-rise apartments has come the problem of leases which are extremel...
The purpose of this article is to examine the problems created by Chapter 5313, Installment Land Con...
Defendant\u27s testator had entered into a ninety-nine year lease with the plaintiff lessor, and sho...
Property law may be the most eternal of secular law. Its basic precepts and conceptions are largely ...
Respondent leased a building to South Texas Kitchens, Inc., for a term of five years. The lessee bec...
The district court accepted Almota\u27s theory of valuation, but was reversed by the Court of Appeal...
Section 5302.17 of the Ohio Revised Code provides for the creation of estates by the entirety in rea...
X leased lands to plaintiff for a term of years, with a provision that if property truces were asses...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the principle of caveat emptor is no longer applicable...
This Note demonstrates that the Washington Supreme Court correctly applied contract principles to th...
The majority of states other than Ohio have rejected the caveat emptor doctrine and adopted an impli...
Leases have priority over mortgages and other security devices if they were entered into prior to th...
The Ohio Revised Code, in the section referred to as the statute of conveyances, mandates, inter ali...
With one exception noted later, Ohio courts have been loathe to accept the fact that enforcement of ...
The new Ohio Landlord-Tenant Act is the legislature\u27s attempt at correcting the imbalance betwee...
With this dramatic demand for high-rise apartments has come the problem of leases which are extremel...
The purpose of this article is to examine the problems created by Chapter 5313, Installment Land Con...
Defendant\u27s testator had entered into a ninety-nine year lease with the plaintiff lessor, and sho...
Property law may be the most eternal of secular law. Its basic precepts and conceptions are largely ...
Respondent leased a building to South Texas Kitchens, Inc., for a term of five years. The lessee bec...
The district court accepted Almota\u27s theory of valuation, but was reversed by the Court of Appeal...
Section 5302.17 of the Ohio Revised Code provides for the creation of estates by the entirety in rea...
X leased lands to plaintiff for a term of years, with a provision that if property truces were asses...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the principle of caveat emptor is no longer applicable...
This Note demonstrates that the Washington Supreme Court correctly applied contract principles to th...
The majority of states other than Ohio have rejected the caveat emptor doctrine and adopted an impli...
Leases have priority over mortgages and other security devices if they were entered into prior to th...