Wilson v. Century 21 Great Western Realty

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• noting that negligent misrepresentation claim requires a “positive assertion” or “assertion” of fact, and that an “ ‘implied’ assertion or representation is not enough.”
• “as is” language in realty sales contract does not shield seller or its agent from liability for affirmative or negative fraud
• \as is\ language in realty sales contract does not shield seller or its agent from liability for affirmative or negative fraud
• \Negligent misrepresentation is a species of fraud or deceit specifically requiring a positive assertion\ based on California statutory language
• \as is\ language in realty sales contract does not shield seller or its agent from liability for affirmative or negative fraud
• damage done to the home as a result of prior termite infestation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).