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Miswritten lot number leads to negligence suit
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Wednesday, May 02, 2012
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After spending several months building on property he thought he purchased, a man in Oregon found that he had actually purchased an adjacent lot in the same development. As part of a series of court proceedings, he sued the title company for changing the lot number in the title commitment and deed without informing him or the seller of the property. Read on to find out what the Court of Appeals of Oregon had to say when the case came before it.

 



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