Kuczmanski v. Gill
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtStephenson, J.
The appellants, Norman and Marie Kuczmanski, purchased a house from Bernard and Nancy Gill. After moving in, the Kuczmanskis discovered numerous defects in the dwelling and sued the Gills. The trial court struck the Kuczmanskis’ evidence, and they appeal. We therefore will view the evidence in the light most favorable to the plaintiffs.
The Kuczmanskis closed the purchase of their house on October 8, 1979, and moved in on November 11. They inspected the house four times before moving, the last visit being on the day of closing. Each visit lasted approximately 45 minutes to an hour, and each…
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