Real Estate Disclosure Obligations; Church Violating Copyright Laws; Timeshare Right To Cancel And Foreclosure Laws
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Arizona Real Estate Disclosure Obligations Shared by Buyers and Sellers
By: Christopher J. Charles, Esq.
One of the most common real estate transaction disputes is a non-disclosure claim regarding the property’s condition.  If one of the parties is silent about important details regarding the contract, the omission could be a material breach of the contract if a court decides that the party had a duty to disclose the information that was omitted. All Arizona real estate transactions are governed by a contract, which requires both sellers and buyers to act in good faith. The Residential Resale Real Estate Purchase Contract requires sellers to provide buyers with the SPDS within five days of contract acceptance. 

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12 Tips to Keep Your Church From Violating Copyright Laws
By: Erik W. Stanley, Esq.
Since many services use copyrighted worship music and lyrics — either through public platforms like YouTube assuming their right to use the material falls under “fair use” law, or by having a licensing agreement with entities like Christian Copyright Licensing International (CCLI) or Christian Video Licensing International (CVLI) — churches may assume they are protected. But this is not always the case.
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What You Need To Know About Timeshare Right To Cancel And Foreclosure Laws
By: Christopher J. Charles, Esq.
According to a September 2020 report by the American Resort Development Association, Arizona is home to 48 timeshare resorts representing 4,811 units. Arizona’s Timeshare Owners’ Association and Management Act governs timeshare transactions in the state, including foreclosures and a buyer’s right to cancel a purchase. Arizona law allows timeshare buyers to cancel a purchase contract up until midnight on the 7th calendar day following the date when the purchase agreement was signed. To cancel the contract, buyers must provide written notice to the seller at the seller’s address as indicated in the contract.

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