· 5/18/1979
Petersen v. Hubschman Construction Co.
Citations
- 389 N.E.2d 1154
- 76 Ill. 2d 31
- 27 Ill. Dec. 746
- 1979 Ill. LEXIS 311
How courts have described this case
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- noting that, if agreement had contained express covenants concerning the quality of construction, they would not have merged in the deed, but would have continued as a collateral undertaking
- defining latent defect as one that is not readily discoverable through reasonable and diligent inspection
- defining latent defect as one that is not readily discoverable through reasonable and diligent inspection
- defining latent defect as one that is not readily discoverable through reasonable and diligent inspection
- defining latent defect as one that is not readily discoverable through reasonable and diligent inspection
- defining latent defect as one that is not readily discoverable through reasonable and diligent inspection
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Judges: Ryan
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