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inquiry notice

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inquiry notice

That legal notice presumed to exist when a person is in command of sufficient facts as would cause a reasonable person to make further inquiries.

Example: If one buys real property and knows that it is occupied by someone other than the seller, then the buyer has an obligation to make inquiries to find out the character of the rights of the occupant, whether the occupant has a long-term lease, no lease at all, or is claiming title to the property as his or her own. But, having failed to make any inquiry, the purchaser cannot make a claim against the seller if the occupant claims rights in the property.



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Byline: DAVID HIMELFIELD , controversial plan The boarded-up garage which occupies the site and the inquiry notice at the property First hearing decision rejected as 'unsound' by High Court THE public are being given a further chance to voice their views on plans for a controversial new housing development in Huddersfield.
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a California appellate court signaled its intention to return to the discovery rule as announced in Jolly: that to start the limitations period, plaintiffs must be aware not only of their injury and its factual (that is, physical) cause, but also of sufficient facts to put them on inquiry notice of a negligent cause.
 
 
 
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