Glanski v. Ervine

How courts have described this case

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• broker’s misrepresentation properly ad mitted, despite integration clause, where termite damage was not reasonably apparent
• trial court did not err in admitting evidence of broker’s misrepresentations about the soundness of house where termite damage was not reasonably apparent
• seller liable for his broker’s failure to disclose a condition which the seller testified that he thought that the broker had disclosed to the buyers
• judgment upheld allowing rescission of contract for sale of property “as is” where vendor fraudulently concealed extensive termite damage
• seller liable to buyer for failing to disclose termite infestation of property, even if seller’s misrepresentation was innocent
• broker liable as well as seller of home

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).