Power v. Georgia Exterminators, Inc.

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• finding that “[w]here defects are not obvious, such defects are not discoverable through due diligence”
• finding that “[w]here defects are not obvious, such defects are not discoverable through due diligence”
• trial court properly awarded summary judgment to seller’s agent on buyer’s fraudulent concealment claim because record contained no evidence that agent knew about termite damage or concealed this information from buyer
• summary judgment in favor of seller’s agent on fraudulent concealment claim was proper where there was no evidence that agent knew about termite damage or concealed this information from buyer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).