by BBR Law | Oct 27, 2017 | Blog, Contracts
Say What You Mean, and Mean What You Say The Indiana Court of Appeals has again weighed in on the issue of contract interpretation. In a recent case involving a “right of first refusal”, the Court was again asked to try to determine the intent of the...
by BBR Law | Jan 11, 2017 | Agreements, Blog, Contracts, Real Estate
No Cheating Clause As anyone who has read this blog before knows, we have often written about the fact that Indiana courts will enforce contracts between parties when those contracts were freely negotiated. One of the most recent decisions from the...
by BBR Law | Sep 29, 2016 | Blog, Contracts, Real Estate
BLISSFULLY IGNORANT? NOT GOOD ENOUGH IN A REAL ESTATE DEAL We have often discussed in this blog how the Indiana courts will look at contracts and typically enforce the exact terms that were agreed to by the parties. The courts will also look at those contracts and...
by BBR Law | Sep 16, 2016 | Blog, Business Litigation, Contracts
Just When You Think You Know the Law . . . Regular readers of this blog know that we have spent a fair amount of time giving examples of how courts in Indiana regularly state that there is a strong public policy to enforce contracts. In doing so, the court’s goal is...
by BBR Law | Feb 25, 2016 | Blog, Business Law, Contracts
When a person files bankruptcy, the law allows for certain “exemptions” so that the person can keep certain things that the legislature has determined are the bare necessities of life in order to make a fresh start. Any property that is not “exempt”, and assuming it...
