LHC Nashua Partnership, Ltd. v. PDNED Sagamore Nashua, L.L.C.

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• describing the “exacting” standard for disclaimers of reliance set forth in Italian Cowboy
• no valid disclaimer of reliance when merger clause stated only “that the agreement supersedes previous ‘agreements’ and ‘understandings’ and constitutes ‘the entire agreement’”

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