Dubow v. Dragon

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that summary judgment was proper on buyers’ claims because record established that buyers relied on independent inspection and not on sellers’ misrepresentations
• holding that buyers of house with faulty foundation could not recover against sellers under consumer protection act where buyers hired inspector who informed them of foundation problems prior to closing and buyers decided to go ahead with purchase anyway
• holding that buyers of house with faulty foundation could not recover against sellers under consumer protection act where buyers hired inspector who informed them of foundation problems prior to closing and buyers decided to go ahead with purchase anyway
• when trial court order does not specify grounds for granting summary judgment, appellate court will affirm if any theories advanced are meritorious

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).