Sadtler v. Jackson-Cross Co.

How courts have described this case

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• finding no professional negligence claim against real estate appraiser could be maintained in the absence of privity
• indicating that concealment that makes knowledge impossible triggers the discovery rule
• action in contract will lie where tortious conduct alleged is real estate broker’s negligence in performing duty expressly imposed by contract
• “The defendant bears a heavy burden in seeking to establish that the challenged claims are barred as a matter of law.”
• discovery rule applied to claim arising from realtor’s improper appraisal, which was contractual in nature, because the rule applied “where a party has been wronged by misleading information”
• tolling when concealed or undetectable

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).