History of Condo Flooding is ‘Adverse Fact’
By Deborah Elkins
Published: February 14, 2011
Tags: Charlottesville Circuit Court, Judge Edward Hogshire, Real Estate, Virginia Circuit Courts
Buyers of a Charlottesville townhouse can sue the part-owner/real estate agent for failure to disclosure adverse material facts, based on allegations the agent knew of and failed to disclose a history of flooding at the residence; even though the flooding allegedly was caused by a clogged drain on adjacent property, the flooding still was a ...
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