Reynolds v. Wilson

Evans, Judge.

This case involves the purchase of real estate on which a residential dwelling was constructed, and as alleged by the plaintiffs, it was to be suitable for occupancy as their home. The pleadings and evidence show that the dwelling was not completed when the contract of sale was entered into, and special stipulations were incorporated in the contract by the parties. While the doctrine of caveat emptor applies to the sale of realty, and there are no implied warranties as to the physical condition of the property or title, and ordinarily a purchaser buys at his own risk, this strict…