Remedies) the case can't be held in District Court and instead must be held in Superior Court... again by statute 75-1 and 75-1.1 (See also the difference between District Court and Superior Court.)The above is not legal advice and is for entertainment only.

In the Title examination, it is stated that a quiet title may be necessary to remedy the title.

No remedy for seller default.

I have run into mold remediation contractors all across the country who still use bleach on client projects.

Even if there had been, how difficult/costly is it remediate?

I believe that backing off from investments or some other internal issues are behind the refusal, which means they were not sincere in their intent. 4 - what are the legal or consumer remedies for such a situation?

We look to be sure that the building - inside and out - is in the same condition in which to was shown.If there is new damage, or if a rental unit that was to be delivered occupied is now vacant - or vice versa - we do a "holdback" of funds at closing sufficient to remedy the situation.In the case of a tenant who won't leave, the holdback around here can be $10K to cover the eviction process, plus whatever damages a disgruntled tenant may inflict on the way out the door.

If it's at all deteriorated, it needs to be remediated by a licensed asbestos contractor.

In a previous thread a guy had a 900 sqft condo remediation bid come in at $5200.  

What remedies does a landlord have in month to month vs yearly lease in this situation?