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June 16, 2011
Enough is Enough! Variation on a Theme: The Snake House
A timeless topic: bugs and real estate contracts. More specifically of late: bedbugs and real estate contracts. A recent variation: a house formerly used as a meth lab. A new variation: a house with a snake infestation. In this case, however, the buyers acknowledged the presence of snakes in disclosure form:
And our students think we have overactive imaginations in devising hypotheticals! Enough is Enough! (edited for TV/ContractsProf Blog):
[Meredith R. Miller]
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A block checked on a disclosure form, and a simple description "garter snakes" hardly seems an adequate disclosure of the magnitude of the monkey fightin' problem.
Although the transaction was 'as-is', it seems like there should be a mechanism for them to get mondaytofriday relief from the seller.
Posted by: Matt | Jun 17, 2011 5:03:38 AM
