Sentences with phrase «discoverable by inspection»

A patent defect is one which is discoverable by inspection or ordinary vigilance.

A latent defect is one that is not discoverable by inspection or ordinary vigilance.

Not exact matches

Even if the seller had actual knowledge, he probably doesn't need to disclose them as they are «discoverable by a reasonable inspection».

This general rule of buyer beware applies to defects that a purchaser could have discovered by means of a routine inspection (known as a «patent defect») and also «latent defects» (those not discoverable by routine inspection, which are unknown to the vendor.

This general rule of buyer beware applies to defects that a purchaser could have discovered by means of a routine inspection (known as a «patent defect») and also «latent defects» (those not discoverable by routine inspection, which are unknown to the vendor).

If the implied warranty remains in effect, it typically covers only latent defects — defects that aren't discoverable by a subsequent buyer's reasonable inspection.

Latent defects, such as foundation or soil problems, may not be easily discoverable by reasonable and customary visual inspection, but that doesn't mean they aren't present and shouldn't be thoroughly disclosed.