Construction lenders in California have long been haunted by the judicially created equitable lien, by which contractors and materialmen have been permitted to gain security for unpaid work while evading established statutory procedures. Civil Code section 3264 is the most recent statute enacted by the California Legislature in its effort to quash the equitable lien; nonetheless, claimants persist in attempting to resurrect this nonstatutory remedy, and the trial courts have proven reluctant to move forcefully against it. The author contends that the mandate of Civil Code section 3264 is sufficiently unambiguous to require that the California courts bury the spectre of the equitable lien once and for all
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California\u27s complex real estate security laws have long presented challenges to real estate-secu...
This article discusses a California case that held that moneys received by trustors in settlemen...
Plaintiffs were employed to make improvements on defendant\u27s building. While the work was in prog...
Construction lenders in California have long been haunted by the judicially created equitable lien, ...
Section 580b of the California Code of Civil Procedure makes purchase-money deeds of trust in Califo...
California’s mechanics lien statute allows a sub-contractor to file a lien on a homeowner’s property...
Repeals Senate Bill 800, which currently establishes residential construction standards and requires...
Spurred by the harsh economics of the Great Depression, California enacted several statutes designed...
In California, covenants running with the land are governed by two separate statutory provisions, Ci...
This article discusses a California case which held that neither a lender nor a trustee was liable t...
In 1973, to alleviate the plight of commercial real estate lenders caught between the rising costs o...
The reaches of the California Supreme Court decision in Foley v. Interactive Data Corp. have yet to ...
Following the breakup of AT&T, local telephone companies began growing quickly. However, when the Pu...
This Note will offer a brief history of the case law developed prior to Embree and will analyze the ...
This article discusses a California case which held that 11 USC §522(f)(2) required avoidance of a c...
California\u27s complex real estate security laws have long presented challenges to real estate-secu...
This article discusses a California case that held that moneys received by trustors in settlemen...
Plaintiffs were employed to make improvements on defendant\u27s building. While the work was in prog...