National Building Leasing, Inc. v. Byler

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• holding that sellers fraudulently concealed material information when they demolished -several buildings, deposit ed the debris in a large hole located on the property, filled the hole with soil, and told the buyers that the debris had been removed from the property
• citing, inter alia, Clement Martin Inc. v. Gussey, 191 Pa. Super. 464, 157 A.2d 412 (1959)
• integration clause in sales agreement would not bar evidence that seller fraudulently concealed existence of debris-fill hole, knowing it made the property unsuitable for intended use
• application of parol evidence rule rejected because of allegations of fraud

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).