By Nicholas S. Shantar
When purchasing and selling property, buyers and sellers often have high hopes. Sellers are eager to market every positive aspect of their property, and buyers are often tempted to assume those features are not only permitted, but can be improved for additional profits. A recent case from the Court of Appeal, West Washington Properties, LLC v. California Department of Transportation, Case No. B233295 (Cal. App. 2nd Dist.), serves as ...
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