Brushwitz v. Ezell

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• holding that a buyer's reliance on an appraisal report in deciding whether to purchase a house would be unreasonable given that the appraisal contained limiting language that it was not an evaluation of the condition of the house
• proximate causation is an element of a failure to warn claim
• The elements of fraud are: (1) a misrepresentation of a material fact, (2) made willfully to deceive, recklessly, without knowledge, or mistakenly, (3) that was reasonably relied on by the plaintiff under the circumstances, and (4

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