Practice tip: A client’s opinion of the value of his property

By: David Donovan February 7, 2018

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has instructed a trial court to reconsider its rulings about the value of a clutch of real estate holdings, saying in a Jan. 16 unpublished opinion that the court had incorrectly concluded it could only value the properties based on appraisals. The appeals court said that judges could consider ...

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Practice tip: A client’s opinion of the value of his property

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