· 7/1/1980
Rubin v. AMC Home Inspection & Warr. Serv.
Citations
- 418 A.2d 306
- 175 N.J. Super. 315
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that exculpatory clause in home inspection contract did not operate to limit home inspector’s liability for negligence in performance of home inspection because record did not evince clear intent of both parties to limit home inspector’s liability
- exculpatory clause will not absolve contractor from his own negligent conduct unless agreement clearly and plainly so provides
- the homeowner and home inspection company entered into a written agreement for a home inspection which did not include the exculpatory provisions, but the subsequent inspection report provided after completion of the inspection included the exculpatory provisions
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Judges: Gaynor
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