Appellate Practice
May 3, 2001
Full Disclosure
How far does potential nondisclosure liability extend for providers of "commercial information"? California's 2nd District Court of Appeal recently answered this question when it held that a property inspection company could be liable to a real estate broker for equitable indemnity if it failed to make adequate disclosure in a property inspection report, even where the inspection company supplied its report for an unrelated transaction involving an unrelated third party.
By Douglas Smith
How far does potential nondisclosure liability extend for providers of "commercial information"? California's 2nd District Court of Appeal recently answered this question when it held that a property inspection company could be liable to a real estate broker for equitable indemnity if it failed to mak...
How far does potential nondisclosure liability extend for providers of "commercial information"? California's 2nd District Court of Appeal recently answered this question when it held that a property inspection company could be liable to a real estate broker for equitable indemnity if it failed to mak...
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