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Keely D. Rickard v. Jonthan P. Coulimore and Elinor Coulimore, et al.
Date: 01-29-2022
Case Number: 2022 OK 9
Judge: Kane
Court: Oklahoma Supreme Court on appeal from the District Court, Pottawatomie County
Plaintiff's Attorney:
Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory
Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory
Defendant's Attorney:
Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory
Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory
Description:
Shawnee, Oklahoma trust and estate lawyers represented the parties in the interpretation of a revocable trust dispute.
Defendants/Petitioners Jonathan P. Coulimore and Elinor Coulimore created the Coulimore Family Living Trust, U/A/D March 6, 2014 ("the Coulimore Trust"). The Coulimore Trust is a revocable trust, and the Coulimores are the settlors, trustees, and beneficiaries. The Coulimore Trust owned the subject real property, but the Coulimores never occupied it. The Coulimores sold the property to Plaintiff/Respondent Keely D. Rickard. Rickard later sued the Coulimores, individually and as Trustees of the Coulimore Trust, for failure to disclose defects in the property. We previously granted certiorari to review a certified interlocutory order to determine whether the real property transaction is exempt from the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act (RPCDA), pursuant to 60 O.S.2011 § 838(A)(3). We hold the transaction is exempt from the RPCDA.
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See: https://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=490455
Defendants/Petitioners Jonathan P. Coulimore and Elinor Coulimore created the Coulimore Family Living Trust, U/A/D March 6, 2014 ("the Coulimore Trust"). The Coulimore Trust is a revocable trust, and the Coulimores are the settlors, trustees, and beneficiaries. The Coulimore Trust owned the subject real property, but the Coulimores never occupied it. The Coulimores sold the property to Plaintiff/Respondent Keely D. Rickard. Rickard later sued the Coulimores, individually and as Trustees of the Coulimore Trust, for failure to disclose defects in the property. We previously granted certiorari to review a certified interlocutory order to determine whether the real property transaction is exempt from the Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act (RPCDA), pursuant to 60 O.S.2011 § 838(A)(3). We hold the transaction is exempt from the RPCDA.
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See: https://www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=490455
Outcome:
The order of the district court is affirmed and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
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About This Case
What was the outcome of Keely D. Rickard v. Jonthan P. Coulimore and Elinor Couli...?
The outcome was: The order of the district court is affirmed and the case is remanded for further proceedings.
Which court heard Keely D. Rickard v. Jonthan P. Coulimore and Elinor Couli...?
This case was heard in Oklahoma Supreme Court on appeal from the District Court, Pottawatomie County, OK. The presiding judge was Kane.
Who were the attorneys in Keely D. Rickard v. Jonthan P. Coulimore and Elinor Couli...?
Plaintiff's attorney: Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory. Defendant's attorney: Best Shawnee Trust and Estate Lawyers Lawyer Directory.
When was Keely D. Rickard v. Jonthan P. Coulimore and Elinor Couli... decided?
This case was decided on January 29, 2022.