Judgment for seller in failed real estate deal affirmed on appeal
A Missouri appeals court affirmed a $730,663 judgment and attorney fees in a failed commercial real estate sale involving slander of title claims.
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Where a mortgage company challenged a judgment quieting title to a homeowner, arguing that her quiet title and slander of title claims were barred by the applicable statutes of limitation, […]
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