Richard v. A. Waldman & Sons, Inc.

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• court finding of “special means of knowledge” and no consideration of recklessness or circumstantial proof of knowledge
• no duty to seek zoning variance to mitigate damages where land seller represented that the property conformed to zoning laws
• Representation about a house’s location on a lot “was a statement of fact about which the defendant, as a developer of residential real estate, had a special means of knowledge, and it was a matter peculiarly relating to its business_”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).