Yazd v. Woodside Homes Corp.
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
NEHRING, Justice:
¶ 1 When Ali Yazd and Parvin Yousefi’s Lindon, Utah home sank into the unstable soil upon which it lay, they sued. They claimed that home-seller Woodside Homes fraudulently concealed information contained in a report, the “Delta report,” about a deep layer of collapsible soil present on land that Woodside owned adjacent to the Yazd-Yousefi property. i
¶ 2 The district court granted Woodside’s motion for summary judgment and dismissed the Yazd-Yousefi fraudulent concealment claims. It based its ruling on the undisputed fact that Woodside was unaware of unsuitable soil…
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