Adams v. Moody

| j¿There are many reasons why this case should be reversed. First and foremost, the majority fails to address, except in a cursory fashion, the gravamen of the Adamses’ second major point. The Adamses assert that the proof that their dwelling did not comport with FHA regulations was incompetent because Moody was not qualified to so opine. Further, the regulations, which could speak for themselves, were not introduced into evidence. While it is true that Moody testified, in a conclusory fashion and over the Adamses’ objection, that the house did not meet FHA standards, this hardly constitutes…