finding that a home inspection company engaged in unconscionable commercial practice in violation of the consumer fraud statute by failing to provide a forthright report disclosing certain physical conditions of the house and by failing to disclose its relationship with the realtor.
Summary of this case from Lucier v. Williams2002
finding that a home inspection company engaged in unconscionable commercial practice in violation of the consumer fraud statute by failing to provide a forthright report disclosing certain physical conditions of the house and by failing to disclose its relationship with the realtor.
Summary of this case from Lucier v. WilliamsFull title:PETITIONS FOR CERTIFICATION
Court:Supreme Court of New Jersey
Date published: Jan 1, 2002
A home inspection report should "reveal and report conditions which may, presently or in the reasonably…
CUPE v. BLACKWELLThe New Jersey Supreme Court denied certification on June 12, 2002. State v. Cupe, 174 N.J. 40 (2002)…