Brunstetter v. Southern
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
KLINGEMAN, Justice.
This is a deceptive trade practice suit involving the sale of a house. Frank H. Brunstetter and wife, Mary B. Brunstetter (Brunstetters), sued Bill Southern and Bill Southern & Associates, Inc. (Southern), for damages caused by the alleged flooding of plaintiffs’ house. Plaintiffs contend that Southern unlawfully failed to disclose the existence of a claimed structural defect in the house which caused the house to flood when it rains, and that defendants had a duty to inform them of such defect and failed to do so. Southern counterclaimed for attorney’s fees, alleging that…
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