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What question is the Texas Attorney General Opinion? Are guests at recreational vehicle parks are licensees or tenants for eviction purposes?
Why does this matter? A tenant has exclusive possession & control of the premises with legal recourse; a licensee does not
RV guests, are they tenants or licensees?
Legislative Fix? Re-define “recreational…
Where: Montana
What did this Attorney General Opinion say that prompted a lawsuit by the Governor?
Why is this a big deal?
Missoula Current | Bullock sues AG Fox over approval authority for conservation easements
What question is being answered: whether Chapter 75, Title 4 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code appl[ies] to private property owners on whose property agro-tourism related private aircraft lands.
What is the answer: Yes, if:
Requestor: Senator Donna Campbell
Question for the Atrorney General to Answer:
Whether it is permissible for a city to impose fees and fines on an unincorporated area within the city’s extra-territorial jurisdiction within five miles of a military base as part of the regulations suggested by a Joint Land Use Study?
Whether San Antonio’s proposed annexation ballot language articulated below meets the standard of definiteness and certainty set forth by the Texas Supreme Court in Reyn…
What’s happening in Attorney General Opinion KP-210?
The answer: this is not about soveriegn immunity. It’s about how the land was conveyed and that conveyence required certain conditions, that’s what prevails. So, yes the proeprty can…
In Texas Attorney General Opinino Rquest, RQ-022-KP, we’re going to find out what property rights an RV has and what property rights a park owner has.
Get your arguments ready for the Attorney General.
Get your drafting pencils ready to write the bill to fix the opinion.
Who requested the opinion: Charles Perry
The question for the Attorney General Opinion: whether recreational vehicle park guests-transient or temporary guests-are licensees or tenants
What arguments does the opinion…
Texas Attorney General Opinion Request: RQ-0219-KP
Requestor: Lyle Larson
Question the Attorney General Office is to answer: Does Chapter 75, Title 4 ofthe Civil Practice and Remedies Code apply to private property owners on whose property agro-tourism related private aircraft lands?
State: Idaho
Trespass Revision Bill that streamlines criminal, civil and parks & wildlife trespass statutes: HB 658 (2018)
The Attorney General Opinion: Inquiry on HB 658 | Attorney General Lawrence Wasden & March 2018 Inquiry on HB 658 | Attorney General Lawrence Wasden
The 1st Amendment Issues Raised by the Idaho Attorney General: Whether the bill passes muster with the 9th Circuit’s overturning of Idaho’s Agricultural Gag law
Texas Attorney General Opinion, KP-1065, finds that affidavits of adverse possession should be filed by county clerks.
What standard does the affidavit need to meet? It must meet the requirements of Property Code section 12.001(a) : acknowledged, sworn to with a proper jurat, or proved according to law.
What does the affidavit not need to do? The affidavit is not proof that adverse possession has legally occured.
TPPF position is that tree ordinances are: