BEACHWALK VILLAS COND. ASSOC. INC. v. Martin

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• holding that an architect could be held liable to condominium buyers for negligence and breach of implied warranty of habitability despite their lack of contractual privity
• holding that an architect could be held liable to condominium buyers for negligence and breach of implied warranty of habitability despite their lack of contractual privity
• holding that an architect could be held liable to condominium buyers for negligence and breach of implied warranty of habitability despite their lack of contractual privity
• holding that an architect could be held liable to condominium buyers for negligence and breach of implied warranty of habitability despite their lack of contractual privity
• stating that the rule applies only to product defect cases in which the \duties are created solely by contract\
• holding an architect can be hable for negligence and breach of an implied warranty even though no privity exists between the architect and the condominium homeowners association

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).