Sentences with word «emptor»

When you buy a property in the UK the legal principle of caveat emptor applies.

I'm sure we all deprecate the old principle of caveat emptor in buyer - seller relations, but let's be fair, if a man buys a lousy dog for an outrageous price because he's a wise guy and refuses to seek or listen to competent counsel, I can not feel sorry for him.

So, caveat emptor does apply to some extent - make sure your car rental company provides you with a cell phone and a number to call if you have problems.

However, caveat emptor with regards to the ePrivacy Regulation, because it not only will adopt a tough new level of consent, but not getting consent right will open the door to GDPR levels of penalties, up to $ 20 million or 4 % of global turnover, whichever is more.

It may come as a surprise that Massachusetts is still somewhat of a «buyer beware,» or caveat emptor state.

Because of this heightened duty of care, the court ruled that the Buyer's Representative could not use the doctrine of caveat emptor as a defense to the Buyer's allegations.

I say to PSA, «Buyer beware» (caveat emptor for Latin fans).

A caveat emptor attitude towards medical tonics could have meant the difference between life and death.

It feels a little more ponderous than your average Range Rover, so caveat emptor if your primary reason for scooping one up is its softness.

As always, it's caveat emptor when you shop online.

Caveat emptor buyer beware (Technohype).

It's caveat emptor at Amazon, where copycat... Read more»

At what point does caveat emptor kick in?»

No bs type of woman; admittedly crazy... cavaet emptor... into dogs, art, and numerous possibilities... wish not to deal with liars, cheaters of game players... let's not bother... I am ok or should say more than ok with my life as it is, I may not know exactly what or I could be looking for, but I...

Early expositors of the Rule, such as Hugo de Digne 1 and Angelo Clareno, 2 in their works always represent the Rule of which we are now speaking as the Caveat emptor definition, let the buyer beware: the principle that the seller of a product can not be held responsible for its quality unless it is

(Caveat translates to «may he beware» and emptor represents the consumer in the expression.)

It's caveat emptor time.

Caveat emptor definitely applies.

Be careful, you are sort of asking for the impossible here, so these will all be caveat emptor type assets.

[80] The doctrine of caveat emptor [«let the buyer beware»] applies to residential real estate transactions in Ontario.

And ordinarily, if a vendor actively conceals a latent defect, the rule of caveat emptor no longer applies and the purchaser is entitled, at their option, to ask for a rescission of the contract or compensation for damages.»

It should invoke a caveat emptor warning because once you sign on; you could be making a deal with the devil (and I don't just mean your ex-spouse).

Since the case of McLean v. MacGrath, and in light of Dennis v. Gray, the principle of caveat emptor appears to be either becoming more specifically defined or more exceptions are occurring.

There is nothing wrong with a caveat emptor relationship as long as the client is aware of that fact.

The buyers before 1990 bought all kinds of homes with most if not all of those issues and accepted the Caveat emptor philosophy which was the rule of the land.

The court concluded that this, combined with Seller's alleged misrepresentation, rendered the defense of caveat emptor inapplicable to this case.

Unpopular opinion, but this issue with ERP further illustrates the fact that investing in RE is not a hobby, but a business and caveat emptor always applies.

The court also stated that the doctrine of caveat emptor also barred any claims by the Buyers, as the Buyers completed the transaction without obtaining the building permit at their own peril.

Basically, caveat emptor means that the seller and seller's agent have a very limited duty to disclose defects or issues in used real estate, putting much of the risk of buying used property on the buyer and buyer's agent.

But many states, such as New York, Ohio, Indiana, and Alabama, soften the rule of caveat emptor through the use of common exceptions.

«It's really a caveat emptor situation in some markets and with some properties.»

The court found that in New York — which bills itself as a caveat emptor state — sellers and their agents owe no duty to disclose any information concerning the premises to buyers.

In some circumstances a purchaser may have a claim in respect of latent defects and in those circumstances caveat emptor does not apply.

As it's one of the more stable specifications the working group has published, I thought I'd give it a quick run - through, but caveat emptor if you try to jump the gun on it becoming a recommendation.

Just what happens to caveat emptor when we're not even aware we're being sold something?

Kentucky courts have generally applied the doctrine of caveat emptor in real estate transactions, where there is no liability if there is no direct misrepresentation by the seller and the buyer has a chance to inspect the property prior to purchase, but there is an exception to that doctrine for fraud.

Just like everywhere else, buyer beware or caveat emptor applies in Belize as well.

The court noted that when latent defects are coupled with misrepresentation or concealment, caveat emptor does not preclude recovery for fraud.

He asks: «Are we going to live in a marketplace with caveat emptor?»

However, a caveat emptor is in order: Business owners need to have their attorney or accountant check out the bank and customer references of any factor, including those on this list.

Caveat emptor.

«But for anybody who buys [securities], it's the old caveat emptor.»