Assume the same facts as in the preceding question. Under a notice statute, who has title?

Under Minnesota law, which of the following might be required to be disclosed by a seller of residential property?

St. Cloud State University was considering the purchase of a piece of property that Ted owned. SCSU needed more time to study the proposed purchase, and so on November 1, 2019 Ted and SCSU entered into an option agreement that gave SCSU the right to purchase the property at any time on or before December 31, 2019 for a purchase price of $200,000. The option agreement provided that SCSU must pay $5,000 for this option, and SCSU paid this amount to Ted. Two weeks later, in November, Ted died. On December 20, the administrator of the estate of Ted notified SCSU that Ted had died and that the offer to sell is revoked. Two days later, SCSU notified the administrator that it was exercising its option to buy the property. The administrator refuses to sell.

Proposition 13 in California currently provides property tax limitations that apply to both commercial and residential property.

Glutaraldehyde is a high-level disinfectant. It’s commercial name is ________. Glutaraldehyde is used for devices(endoscopes) that can withstand complete immersion in liquid. 

A _______________ is a collection of serous fluid that develops in the wound during healing.

Multifilament sutures exhibit a characteristic called ____________, which is the capability to harbor bacteria and retain tissue fluids that can be communicated along the length of the strand. 

The  ___________________phase of wound repair begins after about 3 weeks. During this phase, which lasts 22 days to 1 year, the collagen is continually replaced and absorbed in stress areas.

The movement of solid materials out of the cell is ____________.

The epiglottis is made up of cartilage and is highly flexible. When you swallow it bends to cover your larynx and protect your lungs. The epiglottis is made of __________.