Godwin Aircraft, Inc. v. Houston

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• concluding that “as is” disclaimer in the sales contract was not a defense to a claim based on fraudulent misrepresentation regarding the condition of the aircraft
• noting the -8- Tennessee Supreme Court’s holding that “disclaimers permitted by the Uniform Commercial Code do not constitute a defense under the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act”
• “As is” language in contract for sale of private airplane did not preclude buyer’s recovery from seller based on seller’s fraudulent representation that the airplane was airworthy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).