· 4/13/2022
State of Iowa v. Brice Shrimpton
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- appellate court affirms trial court's conclusion that defendant-seller's failure to disclose defects in property constitutes violation of chapter 93A
- appellate court affirms trial court’s conclusion that defendant-seller’s failure to disclose defects in property constitutes violation of chapter 93A
- c. 93A damages include all losses which were the foreseeable consequences of the unfair or deceptive act or practice
- seller of pizza business liable to buyer for failing to disclose poor condition of equipment
- lender not entitled to accelerate amounts due where note required notice of default in writing, and lender presented no evidence of having given written notice
- failure to disclose poor condition of equipment in restaurant sale
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