The Texas Supreme Court in Copano Energy, LLC v. Stanley Bujnoch, Life Estate, et al., determined whether an enforceable agreement was established through email correspondence. The plaintiffs, Stanley Bujnoch, Life Estate, et al. (“Bujnoch”), sued for breach of contract and
Continue Reading Texas Supreme Court Determines Whether Email Correspondence Satisfies Statute of Frauds
This is a question that I receive regularly from clients who are purchasing property. Most often clients are debating whether the information received from a survey is worth the cost and time to have a survey prepared. Surveys are not
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This is the third and final post regarding the Texas Supreme Court’s (the “Court”) decision in Chicago Title Insurance Company v. Cochran Investments, Inc., No. 18-0676 (Tex. 2020). Part 1 addressed the Court’s ruling that qualifying language in a special
Continue Reading Texas Supreme Court Limits Grantor’s Liability Under Special Warranty Deed – Pt. 3
