Business Law Case Study

While reading HOUSING AUTHORITY &c. v. Johnson, 74 SE 2d 891 - Ga: Supreme Court 1953, I was very perplexed. The record in this case discloses that the redevelopment project here proposed involves 139 acres of land and a population of 5056 persons and 818 dwelling structures *561 together with a number of structures now being used for business purposes. It is proposed to remove all buildings from the area, and thereafter the property "shall be used for light manufacturing or industrial use, warehousing and servicing operations, and related activities." It is further provided that, "said redevelopment plan provides for the ultimate sale or lease of the land acquired in carrying out said redevelopment project to private individuals." Such of

Joseph purchased two commercial ovens for his restaurant and paid via Paypal. At first, the ovens seemed acceptable however it soon became apparent that the hinges on the doors weren’t installed properly making it impossible for the doors to close properly. After contacting the seller and alerting them of the issue they have offered to have a repairman go onsite and correct the defect however Joseph wants to return the ovens and receive a refund in full. Joseph would like to know if there is a warranty and if so, what the terms are. He would also like to know which remedy is more likely under the circumstances.

The proposed development occurs within city limits on a project site of no more than five acres

to have a certain amount of land and as Kings Weston has 60 acres of

But due to discrepancies under a contractual agreement of both parties, it was clearly stated by Steadman Williams that only residential buildings are to be established on the one hundred acres of land he had sold to Sharon Day. Where the land is being leased, the portion of the land that is being owned by Steadman Williams who is the owner of the freehold is established out in the Certificate of Title, approval for subdivision under the local improvement act must be obtained. Failure to do so reduces the lease void except and until the approval is granted. Furthermore, where the land to be leased is part of a parcel owned by the registered owner of the freehold exceeding one hundred acres, the Consent of the Land Development and Utilization Commission must be obtained. Otherwise the lease is of no effect and unenforceable by the Lessee (Sharon Day). Due to the Town and Country Planning Act, the one hundred acres of land that was sold to Sharon day was zoned for residential purposes and the continuum of this practice will retain the integrity and value of Steadman Williams Estate as well as Sharon Day’s

The property is subject to the terms, restrictions and conditions within the Repayment Mortgage, the Repayment Mortgage Deed Restrictions, and the Affordable Housing Agreement that prohibit it sell at a fair market price for a period of twenty years and all proceeds received during the twenty years that exceeds the restricted amount shall be paid to the Department of Community Affairs.

Who owns the copyright in the photo of Ms McFamous posing with the portrait of her by Ms Paints? Explain.

On the other hand, if the owner doesn’t want to increase FAR less than required but the adjacent owner of the building want to increase the FAR in different way regardless of incentive zoning. Hence, the idea of Donald Trump of Air Rights” came when Donald decided to build a massive luxury residential tower by using air rights from adjacent under built properties. According to of Trump World Tower at The United Nations; “When the city created its zoning law, it wanted to limit the amount of bulk on a particular block but not necessarily building height. It didn’t care if the bulk was in one building or 20 buildings. In other words, if a building on Parcel A was 10,000 square feet but the zoning permitted a 30,000-square-foot building, the owner of Parcel A could sell the excess 20,000 square feet of building coverage (“air rights”) to the owner of Parcel B. In fact, the building department liked the idea of the bulk being in one structure because it gave more light and air everywhere else in the neighborhood. Since there was little likelihood that the owner of the unused air rights would ever use them, their sale to an adjoining owner who wanted them could fetch a price far in excess of their worth to the owner who had them.”

There are two different rules for what called the Main Land and the Free Zones. Rules for business in Free Zones are a lot better than the Main Land, but it is limited. The realtor and industrial companies cannot invest a lot in the Free Zones.

This task is designed for you to demonstrate your understanding of legal and ethical requirements of property sales to complete agency

Subdivision regulations are directed toward two purposes: (a) to ensure that development is provided adequate infrastructure such as water, sewers, streets, and sidewalks; and (b) to facilitate real estate conveyancing by imposing standards for the platting of land (requiring a survey to show streets, blocks, and lots in a subdivision and the recording of the survey). Subdivisions must, however, comply with the requirements of the zoning ordinance. Subdivision may be achieved by one of the following methods:

And Whereas the developer Allotted apartment no ‘6-B’ on Sixth Level or Fifth floor approximately 1790 Square feet (Gross).

Article 1458. By the contract of sale one of the contracting parties obligates himself to transfer the ownership and to deliver a

12 Land supply for one round auction for kebele 01 and 10 in 2005 and 2006 respectively

It is a challenge for the government to find suitable land to build enough housing in the coming 10 years (120). Since the