Roy R. Damon and Eleanor M. Damon v. Sun Company, Inc., Roy R. Damon and Eleanor M. Damon v. Sun Company, Inc.

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• holding that a false representation occurred where defendant told a potential property buyer that the property was in good condition and omitted the fact that there had been a 2,000 gallon oil spill on the property approximately five years earlier
• “Massachusetts case law unequivocally rejects assertion of an ‘as is’ clause as an automatic defense against allegations of fraud.”
• \Only reliance on 'preposterous or palpably false' representations vitiates a misrepresentation claim.\ (citation omitted)
• \Only reliance on 'preposterous or palpably false' representations vitiates a misrepresentation claim.\ (citation omitted)

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