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Disclosures are Key in Appraisals or Arbitrations
By Leslie King O’Neal Is Appraiser Partiality Grounds to Vacate an Appraisal? The Burke Appraisal The Burke case was a lease dispute between a landlord and a tenant regarding rent adjustments based on the property’s fair market value. The lease provided that each side would select an appraiser and these appraisers would attempt to resolve
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