Mazurek v. Nielsen

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the implied warranty of habitability only runs against builder-sellers, but a seller need not he involved in the physical act of construction to be considered a builder-seller
• defining a builder-vendor as one whose “primary reason for constructing the house is to resell it”
• Implied warranty of habitability generally extends only to the immediate purchaser, thus applying only to “new” as opposed to “used” homes.
• even a first time builder-seller may impliedly warrant work if resale is the primary reason for building the house

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).