I like that idea, but I think what you would end up with would be a group of prima donnas with a formal click.

. §559.211, subd. 2 to provide that, subject to other statutory provisions that create a prima facie presumption that a statutory cancellation has been effectuated,33 the injunction statute itself does not bar a court from determining the validity, effectiveness, or consequences of a statutory cancellation under either §559.21 or §559.217, or granting other relief in connection therewith, despite the fact that the purchaser did not seek or obtain relief under the injunction statute prior to the end of the notice period.

For all those who love to denigrate Realtors on this site, this is a prima facie example of why inexperienced buyers need a good agent.If I were representing this buyer, I would have included the following in the contract (addendum):Punch list of repairs that were to be made and completed in a workman-like fashion.

The City of Berkeley's most recent annual condo report, dated December 2019, is located here.Table 1 shows prima facie that Berkeley's condo conversion ordinance effectively prohibits condos in Berkeley. 

If you have to go to court that would be prima facie evidence that your contract was already void/invalid, or the seller would have to explain why they tried to sell something that was legally under contract to someone else in a court. 

Someone said monthly rents total $4275 but that is strictly blue sky (pro forma LOL) as no one has rented there recently... the location is prima and the yard has been well designed.

If you do have a contract and sign for one selling price and list for another higher price, that seems to be prima facie fraud.Finally, if a ticked off family member finds out that you stripped $25,000 of grandma's equity and files a complaint or lawsuit, it's unlikely that your E&O will cover you.Take the listing and get the seller the full retail value to which they're entitled. 

Prima face it appears that property taxes are unfair compared to some states.

Prima facie, it doesn't say that, just that you have to get a bunch of progress done towards building what you want to have there. 

Not the tenant.One could, however, very easily argue that gas/utilities should not be considered tied to the property and therefore not the owner's responsibility but the user's (which it is, prima facie, anyway).