Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
does an 'as is' purchase from a private party have any recourse if the sellor knowingly hides faults and defects in the merchandise from the purchaser?
Asked on 12/30/09, 6:42 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Herb Fox
Law Office of Herb Fox
No, provided that you can prove a) that the seller knew of the problem; b) that it was not disclosed; and c) that it was not apparent to you from a visual inspection
Answered on 1/04/10, 9:51 pm
Melvin C. Belli
The Belli Law Firm
I agree with Herb, if you can prove those three things its basically called fraud.
Good luck and hope that helps.
Answered on 1/06/10, 2:29 pm
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