Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

You probably have waited too long. The statute of limitations on breach of a written contract is four years. There are various things the president of the company may have done that would extend the time, but the only way to know would be to hire a lawyer, give them all the facts and have them research whether there is some theory under which the time limit was extended. If you do still have the right to take legal action, you don't have much time. So you should do something about it NOW.

You can try, but you need to realize there are statutes of limitations on all legal claims. Maybe the continuing correspondence could by argued to extend that time limit. If serious about pursuing this, feel free to contact me.

I concur that there are time limits to contracts, however, fraus may be an option because the statute begins to run when you learn of the fraud. We are based in Los Angeles and may be able to assist you.

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