Please read the case that is attached below and answer the questions please;

• Include the Preliminary Statement which should include a summary of the case identifying the parties, the nature of the litigation, the motion before the court and the relief sought, the contentions, the theory, and how decision we are asking from the Judge.
• Include a Statement of Facts.
• Next, you will draft your argument
• Address each of the below statutes independently below and attach a related case to them.

Texas Property Code 5.062 - General Overview and Applicability of Executory Contracts

Texas Property Code 5.069 - Seller's Disclosures

Texas Property Code 5.070 - Tax Payments and Insurance

Texas Property Code 5.076 - Recording Requirements

Texas Property Code 5.077 - Annual Accounting Statement

Texas Property Code 5.085 - Fee Simple Title Requirement

Texas Business & Commerce Code 17.46 - Deceptive Trade and Practices Unlawful

Texas Business & Commerce Code 17.50 - Relief for Consumers

• Then, draft the Conclusion to the case.

Case;

Past Facts: The client visited our ofces because when he arrived home from work yesterday there was a handwritten notice taped to the outside of his door stating that he had until February 20, 2023, to vacate the premises since the \"owner/landlord\" is selling the property. Our client provided a copy of this letter. It was not in an envelope. According to the client, it was just taped to the outside open face where he could read it with yesterday's date, February 8, 2023, and the \"owner's/landlord's\" signature. During the interview, we asked the client if he had a written lease, and the client stated that he is not renting the property, but rather he is purchasing the property from the \"owner/landlord\" for $65,000. The client provided us a copy of the one-page Written Contract that was drafted by the \"owner/seller\" and signed by both of the \"owner/ seller\" and the \"client/buyer.\" The Contract is dated February 1, 2013. The client states that the electricity is under his name, however, the water is under owner's name, but he has been paying the bill for the past ten years. The client stated that he has copies of most all the payments to the property for the past ten years. There are some payments that were made from his deceased wife's bank THE LAW OFFICE OF P. Row BRAVO ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW account which he does not have record of, but he has copies of the money orders for payments made during the last nine years from January 2014 to February 2023. He does not have a copy of all the water bill payments, but he is sure he can get a copy of those from the water company indicating that he was the one that made the payments. He has a copy of the contract when he connected the electricity. He has not provided these, but he states that he can get all of those to us by next week. The client went on to tell us that he has made signicant improvements to the property including remodeling the interior of the mobile home on the property, remodeling the exterior of the mobile home, installation of a new septic system, installation of a new fence, clearing the property of mounds of garbage that were present when he moved in to the property, and others that are listed in a document that I asked you to put together. He has receipts for some of this work, but he does not have them all. He has some pictures of the property before and after the improvements and can provide these for us next week as well. The client has provided us with all the payments with the exception of the rst year mentioned in the original letter. The client states that he never received any information regarding insurance or taxes. Apart from the mention in the contract, he has never received any paperwork. He never received a survey or any information on the property. He never received any disclosures. The contract was never led on record. We had to le an Equitable Interest Afdavit to the Deed to protect our client's interests from a bona de purchaser. The client never received a notice of any breach apart from what he gave us when the owner attempted to evict our client. The client states that they never discussed an interest rate. The owner never drafted an amortization schedule, and he has never provided any annual accounting of what he owes. The only record that he has on what is owed is what he has tracked. After a little more research, we discovered that the owner does not own the mobile home in fee simple. He has a mortgage on it from a finance company. The finance company has no idea that our client is living there and the process of purchasing the mobile home. The mobile home is listed as personal property still on the Texas Manufacturing Record of Ownership database. However, for taxing purposes, the home is listed as real property attached to the home. At this point, the client has no claim to the mobile home because the seller never owned the mobile home in fee simple even though he owned the physical property in fee simple. The seller is experienced in selling properties as executory contracts. After further investigation, it seems that he has sold and then recaptured several properties including the current property. Our client is 69 years old on a fixed income. The last two statutes deal more with remedies than the actual breach. In researching these last two statutes, our client has also informed us that for the last year, he has been undergoing chemo treatments. After facing this issue with the seller, he began feeling some depression and other emotional distress. For the last six months, he has been seeing his physician, a psychiatrist, and a therapist to deal with his mental challenges