Sentences with phrase «hidden defect»

One motive for using others is to hide defects in ourselves.

To uncover «what - may - be» would require the destruction of the property to investigate for hidden defects.

An examination of court cases involving hidden defects puts the lie to this statement.

The appraiser is not a professional inspector and has no duty to discover hidden defects.

This is an investment that can pay for itself many times over, especially if hidden defects are found.

I have gained valuable practical knowledge over many years that I use to identify even difficult hidden defects.

I can generally control any contract with individuals so I'm less concerned with hidden defects, title matters or condition as I have recourse all the way to settlement.

In groundbreaking litigation at the forefront of what would become a Department of Justice investigation and the largest defective product recall in automobile history, Ms. Mincey alleged that the airbag system in her car, manufactured by Takata Corporation, was defective and that Takata knowingly hid the defect from consumers.

Plaintiffs alleged that First Solar hid these defects and their cost and scope from the market and misrepresented key data in their financial statements.

Since we can not easily see existing formatting errors in the word processor, we are always teetering on the edge of hidden defects using this methodology.

But let's have a quick reality check here: Showing that the prior owner hid a defect is often easier said than done, according to Lauren Jackson, a real estate attorney in Elgin, IL.

Even newly constructed homes can have hidden defects which will cost you money in the long run - hiring a trained professional to inspect your home before purchase can save you money and headaches down the road.

Pay a little more for a Home Inspection now and you won't have to pay more after you move in or when you sell your home due to unexpected repairs (excluding normal wear and tear and potential hidden defects).

So, for example, one court held that a hospital is not strictly liable for injuries resulting from hidden defects o its premises, since the provision of a hospital room is in the nature of providing professional services rather than a product.

3) Hidden defects whether known or unknown would certainly open the contract back up to ensure both buyer and seller are covered financially and from a liability standpoint.

Vallières also alleges that DuProprio falsely states that brokers do not offer any guarantees against hidden defects.

It also includes $ 15 million for more translations of judgments rendered by the three highest courts in Quebec, $ 500,000 to hire legalists who can write and revise the English versions of legislation (the current quality of which the Barreau committee said «leaves much to be desired») and $ 52 million in tax credits or deductions for legal fees in family law cases and cases involving hidden defects.

Resist the temptation to try and hide those defects from the buyer.

Warranty: Once the return window is up, it's good to have a safety net in case a hidden defect rears its ugly head!

Characterized by a hidden defect in certain cardiac cells, the syndrome had several bizarre variants.

This wedding dress can hide all your defects and makes you being the most charming bride.

Remember, subtle makeup that highlights the best features of the face can cause a better impression than trying to hide their defects must go and bright lipstick or blush.

The title of Inherent Vice — the first feature film adaptation of a Thomas Pynchon novel — refers to «a hidden defect in a good or property which causes or contributes to its deterioration, damage, or wastage.»

Based on the 2009 novel by Thomas Pynchon, the so - called inherent vice (or hidden defect) of Anderson's slacker noir is the narrative itself.

But there are some hidden defects that even the most diligent title search may never reveal.

A certificate of title — issued by a title company that did the title search — offers no protection against any hidden defects in the title which an examination of the records could not reveal.

A certificate of title offers no protection against any hidden defects in the title, which an examination of the records could not reveal.

However you CA N'T claim when a manufacturer or other authority discovers a hidden defect, as this is outside the airline's control.

It may even discourage a buyer from making a purchase, believing that the seller is trying to hide defects.

Inherent Vice: Hidden defect (or the very nature) of a good or property which of itself is the cause of (or contributes to) its deterioration, damage, or wastage.

Mechanical engineers like me call this the «hidden load» or the «latent load» (as in «latent defect» or «hidden defect») and our heads explode when we try to explain this problem to the indoor air crazies who think that only dilution is the solution to indoor pollution.

Other examples that are common causes of accidents and lawsuits are poorly lit areas, failure to maintain railings, defective porches or stairs, hidden defects and building code violations like not having working smoke detectors.

Our attorneys have successfully helped countless clients resolve situations involving hidden defects, obliging the seller to make repairs or obtaining a favourable settlement.

The main reason most insurers don't sell this coverage is because of the difficulties of underwriting the risk in a manner that avoids anti-selection and hidden defects.

(2) Goods are of acceptable quality if they are as: (a) fit for all the purposes for which goods of that kind are commonly supplied; and (b) acceptable in appearance and finish; and (c) free from defects; and (d) safe; and (e) durable; as a reasonable consumer fully acquainted with the state and condition of the goods (including any hidden defects of the goods), would regard as acceptable having regard to the matters in subsection (3).

A clear example of a hidden defect would be the recent recall from Mattel of toys made in China.

Successfully argued that the size of the hole made it open and obvious, in addition to convincing the Court that Valley Street, Ltd. acted with reasonable care in inspecting the property for hidden defects.

When there is an obvious failure to warn about dangerous situations, or hidden defects, injuries can result, and the person who sustains those injuries may be eligible for compensation.

If the seller discloses it in the SPIS, and the buyer still goes ahead with the transaction, the seller is protected from a claim that they hid the defect (at least in theory).

While property owners may not be liable for mishaps due to environmental conditions such as rain or snow, victims and families can pursue claims for other dangerous conditions where landlords have been given repeat notice, or for hidden defects that seriously injure or kill someone.

It can be expensive to sue a Seller for misrepresentation and due to the legal principle of «Buyer Beware» the case is not likely to go in favour of the Buyer unless a Seller goes out of their way to hide defects or acts fraudulently by supplying doctored documents — this is very rare.

This would lead to absurd results: a person telling a divorcing friend to ask for alimony, another telling his neighbour to file for the annulment of the sale of a house due to hidden defects, or a professor giving concrete examples in class could then all be in violation of the Act.

As Mr. Aaron pointed out — there would likely not have been a lawsuit and it was clear the Sellers were hiding the defect.

Just because a hidden defect, or defects, as the case may be, has / have not yet become a troublesome sore spot (s) to a new owner does not mean that it / they does / do not exist.