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Contesting Disclaimer-of-Reliance Clauses by Efficiency, Free Will, and Conscience: Staving Off Caveat Emptor
Mark Twain’s famous remark, “The report of my death was an exaggeration,” has become most apt in recent years as it pertains to the purported demise of the rule of caveat emptor in real estate transactions. An ancient maxim of law, caveat emptor puts a buyer on his guard to discover defects in thing
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