Editor’s Note: Jason T. Strickland is a member of the Litigation Practice Group at Ward and Smith, P.A. You own land. Is it possible for someone else to have the right to use your land without your permission and maybe against your wishes? It is possible if the other...
Read MoreEditor’s Note: Jason T. Strickland is a member of the Litigation Practice Group at Ward and Smith, P.A. You are a farmer. At the beginning of the growing season, you approach a produce vendor and offer to sell 100 bushels of apples at $10 per bushel once your apples are in season. The vendor agrees and a written contract is signed by you and the vendor. You are now obligated to supply to the vendor 100 bushels of apples. The vendor is obligated to pay you $1,000. Your contract allows you to invest your effort into growing your apples...
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