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Calif. Contracts No Longer Set in Stone

February 12, 20132 Mins read382
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By Scott D. Rogers and Theodore K. Klaassen A new California Supreme Court ruling involving the terms of a real estate loan has reversed the settled law of the last 75 years and will almost certainly result in a significant spike in contract-fraud litigation. In Riverisland Cold Storage v. Fresno-Madera Production Credit Association, the California […]

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