[WSBARP] [ADV] Re: WSBARP Digest, Vol 73, Issue 22
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San Juan County requires joint use docks so you can find lots of examples by searching the auditor’s site/recorded documents/dock or joint use dock agreement
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Tim,
Regarding your shared dock agreement, my best experience tells me to strongly advise the client not to do it. It has a strong potential to end up being a problem. Maybe not now, but at some time in the future. Also, when your client goes to sell, it will be an impediment to a percentage of potential buyers.
A license could be an alternative.
Steve
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1. Re: Serving Notice Under RCW 59.12.040 - Commercial Tenant
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3. Referral wanted for CPA breach of warranty claim (Anthony Gibbs)
4. Shared Dock Agreement (Timothy Lehr)
5. Re: Shared Dock Agreement (Tom Westbrook)
6. Partition Sale Mechanics (Michael Brandt)
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Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2020 12:43:08 -0700
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Jeff, from a best practices point of you, I always recommend belt and suspenders. So do both.
More importantly, and speaking from the perspective a former director of real estate for Woolworth (revealing my age here), I can say that a savvy corporate tenant will pounce on anything around notice procedures to trip up a landlord and legal counsel. So don?t give them the opportunity.
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> Client leased commercial property to large corporation headquartered in mid-west. Client has no dealings with the local people running the local premises. Rent and other ?obligations? come from the mid-west. Lease states all notices are to be sent to mid-west address. Tenant is in default for non-monetary matters that only the mid-west people can resolve. In serving the 10-day notice to comply or vacate, is it really necessary to post the notice of default on the local premise as appears to be required under RCW 59.12.040?
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Listmates:
Client leased commercial property to large corporation headquartered in
mid-west. Client has no dealings with the local people running the local
premises. Rent and other "obligations" come from the mid-west. Lease
states all notices are to be sent to mid-west address. Tenant is in default
for non-monetary matters that only the mid-west people can resolve. In
serving the 10-day notice to comply or vacate, is it really necessary to
post the notice of default on the local premise as appears to be required
under RCW 59.12.040?
Jeff Davis
W. Jeff Davis, Esq.
BELL & DAVIS PLLC
P.O. Box 510
Sequim WA 98382
Phone No.:(360) 683.1129
Fax No.: (360) 683.1258
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Am looking for a referral. Defendant is in Wisconsin (but manufacturer is Canadian), plaintiff is in Washington and the failed product was bought here. Probable diversity case.
Long story short: PC bought generator which failed repeatedly over the last 4 years, requiring many repairs under warranty. Manufacturer contracts with local repair people to fix, but client lives outside of Spokane and he can no longer find a repair person to fix under warranty. The generator was their only source of electricity and when it failed, spoiled food, etc; has happened many times over the years and other related damages.
I helped him with demand letters but need someone who can bring suit in federal court because of inadequate settlement offers.
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Colleagues,
I'm in early the early stages of drafting a shared dock agreement for neighbors living on a lake. Dock is on parcel A and parcel A is agreeing to give access to parcel B next door. They want it to go on in perpetuity. I've done plenty of easements for driveways, roadways, etc., but this obviously brings about much more to consider with moorage, guests, beach access, etc. Has anyone drafted one before and would be willing to share a template or any advice?
My legal assistant found a recorded agreement that is pretty extensive and informative, but any other ideas or examples would only help.
Thanks!
Timothy C. Lehr
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Stiles Law Inc., P.S.
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Timothy,
I know nothing about shared dock agreements, but significant liability
issues come to mind that should be dealt with in the agreement and by
insurance.
Sincerely,
Tom
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*Subject:* [WSBARP] Shared Dock Agreement
Colleagues,
I?m in early the early stages of drafting a shared dock agreement for
neighbors living on a lake. Dock is on parcel A and parcel A is agreeing to
give access to parcel B next door. They want it to go on in perpetuity.
I?ve done plenty of easements for driveways, roadways, etc., but this
obviously brings about much more to consider with moorage, guests, beach
access, etc. Has anyone drafted one before and would be willing to share a
template or any advice?
My legal assistant found a recorded agreement that is pretty extensive and
informative, but any other ideas or examples would only help.
Thanks!
*Timothy C. Lehr*
Attorney at Law
Stiles Law Inc., P.S.
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Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2020 17:20:43 +0000
From: Michael Brandt <mbrandt at brandtlawgroup.com <mailto:mbrandt at brandtlawgroup.com> >
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Subject: [WSBARP] Partition Sale Mechanics
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Listmates:
I am dealing with a partition action that appears to be heading to public auction pursuant to the statute. Can someone experienced with these matters spare me a few moments to discuss the mechanics of such a sale? Particularly of concern is a bidder showing up, bidding the price way up, and then not being able to pay what he/she bid. How does the referee handle this issue? Thanks.
Michael D. Brandt
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Message: 7
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2020 17:40:33 +0000
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Subject: Re: [WSBARP] Shared Dock Agreement
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Consider also if the dock is also over lands leased from DNR...
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Timothy,
I know nothing about shared dock agreements, but significant liability issues come to mind that should be dealt with in the agreement and by insurance.
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Subject: [WSBARP] Shared Dock Agreement
Colleagues,
I?m in early the early stages of drafting a shared dock agreement for neighbors living on a lake. Dock is on parcel A and parcel A is agreeing to give access to parcel B next door. They want it to go on in perpetuity. I?ve done plenty of easements for driveways, roadways, etc., but this obviously brings about much more to consider with moorage, guests, beach access, etc. Has anyone drafted one before and would be willing to share a template or any advice?
My legal assistant found a recorded agreement that is pretty extensive and informative, but any other ideas or examples would only help.
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Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2020 18:28:58 +0000
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Subject: Re: [WSBARP] Partition Sale Mechanics
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I have conducted many trustee's sales (RCW 61.24). I've never done a partition sale, but perhaps this will be helpful.
I generally require any potential bidders to either:
1. contact me in advance and provide "certified" funds---i.e. wire the maximum amount they are willing to bid into our trust account prior to the auction, OR
2. they need to have a cashier's check in hand the day of the auction. Most people who show up to these things are experienced investors that know the drill---they typically have a cashier's check in the amount of the maximum amount they are willing to spend. If they successfully bid an amount below the amount of their check, I take the check, deposit it into trust, and remit a refund for the difference between the winning bid amount and the check amount.
However, I do tell everyone before the auction begins that I will provide the winning bidder with one hour to go to the bank and obtain a cashier's check if they did not have one in hand. If the winning bidder does not come back within the hour with a cashier's check, the next highest bid is accepted. I would instruct all bidders to stick around after the conclusion of the auction-just in case the winning bidder does not have a check in hand and does not return with a cashier's check within the one hour period. I have never had this scenario actually play out because, as I said, most bidders are experienced at this and know to show up to the auction with a cashier's check.
I let everyone know the ground rules before I open it up for bidding.
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Subject: [WSBARP] Partition Sale Mechanics
Listmates:
I am dealing with a partition action that appears to be heading to public auction pursuant to the statute. Can someone experienced with these matters spare me a few moments to discuss the mechanics of such a sale? Particularly of concern is a bidder showing up, bidding the price way up, and then not being able to pay what he/she bid. How does the referee handle this issue? Thanks.
Michael D. Brandt
BRANDT LAW GROUP
1200 - 5th Avenue, Suite 1950
Seattle, Washington 98101
206.441.5739
206.299.9115 (fax)
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