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Seller blames title co. for failed sale of foreclosed property
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Monday, December 19, 2011
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The seller of property in Fresno, Calif. sued her title insurer for mishandling the preparation of a deed of trust on a property she sold. Because the seller could not prove damages, the trial court granted the title insurer’s motion for summary judgment. Read on to find out what the Fourth District Court of Appeal of California had to say when the case went before it on appeal.

 



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