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Devine, Donald v. Buki
No. 140301Supreme Court of Virginia
140301 Devine, Donald v. Buki 01/08/2015 In a suit by purchasers of a home for rescission of the transaction and related relief, the fact that the trial court found that the selling husband's wife did not enga…
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140301 Devine, Donald v. Buki 01/08/2015 In a suit by purchasers of a home for rescission of the transaction and related relief, …
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140301 Devine, Donald v. Buki 01/08/2015 In a suit by purchasers of a home for rescission of the transaction and related relief, the fact that the trial court found that the selling husband's wife did not engage in any wrongful conduct in the sale did not mean that it lost equitable jurisdiction to enter relief against the husband. That the sellers owned the property as tenants by the entireties has no effect here. The conceded failure of the husband to disclose certain damage to the house supported the purchasers' claim for fraud in inducing them to complete the transaction, and thus the trial court did not err in granting rescission. Restitution is limited to the amount of benefit receive…
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140301 Devine, Donald v. Buki 01/08/2015 In a suit by purchasers of a home for rescission of the transaction and related relief, the fact that the trial court found that the selling husband's wife did not engage in any wrongful conduct in the sale did not mean that it lost equitable jurisdiction to enter relief against the husband. That the sellers owned the property as tenants by the entireties has no effect here. The conceded failure of the husband to disclose certain damage to the house supported the purchasers' claim for fraud in inducing them to complete the transaction, and thus the trial court did not err in granting rescission. Restitution is limited to the amount of benefit receive…
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