· 8/29/1980
Homsi v. CH Babb Co., Inc.
Citations
- 409 N.E.2d 219
- 10 Mass. App. Ct. 474
How courts have described this case
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- noting that trial judge found no willful violation of § 2 despite determination that defendants “ ‘recklessly made a promise, knowing that the promise could not be kept, and that the plaintiffs would rely on this promise’ ”
- affirming trial court’s finding of a 93A violation after a jury verdict on a breach of contract claim and awarding fees for “each of the many matters involved in the preparation for the ease”
- appellate court affirms trial court's conclusion that defendant-seller's failure to disclose material fact constitutes violation of chapter 93A
- appellate court affirms trial court’s conclusion that defendant-seller’s failure to disclose material fact constitutes violation of chapter 93A
- seller “made a promise, knowing [it] could not be kept and that the plaintiffs would rely on [the] promise,” found to constitute unfair or deceptive act
- seller’s failure to disclose unavailability of gas for ovens is deceptive
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Judges: Greaney, Perhetta, Dreben
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