Wilson v. Dryvit Systems, Inc.

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• declining to recognize claim based on representations to third parties, noting that “[t]he court has been unable to find any North Carolina cases in which a plaintiff has been permitted to recover on a fraud claim for misrepresentations that were made to third parties”
• exterior cladding was integral part of house; therefore moisture intrusion, probable deterioration of sheathing, and rotting of framing, doors, windows, and sub-flooring caused by allegedly defective exterior cladding was not \other property\ damage
• declining to apply the doctrine to claims for fraud
• declining to apply the doctrine to claims for fraud

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).