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- Blog: Real Estate Law BlogWhat Happens When a Party to a Contract Involving Real Estate Dies?Posted on January 12, 2022 by Jisoo Vis, Meaghan Partridge, Peter J. Roberts, QCWhat happens when an individual buyer or seller dies prior to the completion of a transaction involving real estate? This blog post discusses the complications that can arise in real estate transactions where there is a piece of land under contract and the individual seller or buyer dies prior to the completion of the transaction. At common law, a contract may be discharged or ...
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