Real Estate/Development
Dec. 6, 2001
Right of Way
By Michael Paul Thomas and Mitchell L. Leverett
Those who possess, own or control real property in California are generally subject to a duty to exercise "ordinary care" in the management of their property in order to avoid exposing others to an "unreasonable" risk of harm. Failure to do so can be the basis for a p...
Those who possess, own or control real property in California are generally subject to a duty to exercise "ordinary care" in the management of their property in order to avoid exposing others to an "unreasonable" risk of harm. Failure to do so can be the basis for a p...
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