Introduction to After-Acquired Title and Estoppel by Deed In the realm of property law, the concepts of after-acquired title and estoppel by deed hold significant importance. After-acquired title refers to a legal principle whereby a party who transfers property without a clear title may still retain the rights to that property if they subsequently acquire … Read more
Introduction to After-Acquired Title and Estoppel by Deed In the realm of property law, the concepts of after-acquired title and estoppel by deed hold significant importance. After-acquired title refers to a legal principle whereby a party who transfers property without a clear title may still retain the rights to that property if they subsequently acquire … Read more
Introduction to As-Is Clauses As-is clauses are fundamental components of real estate transactions in Louisiana, serving as a critical framework for understanding the responsibilities of buyers and sellers. These clauses establish that the property is being sold in its current state, without any guarantees or warranties from the seller regarding its condition. Essentially, the buyer … Read more