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Albrecht v. Clifford

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court

767 N.E.2d 42 (2002)

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Clifford (defendant) built and sold a house with nine fireplaces to the Albrechts (plaintiffs) in 1993; in late 1996, neighbors alerted them that their similarly built fireplaces and chimneys were defective, and a mason confirmed the defects. The Albrechts sued in February 1998, and the trial court, finding no implied warranty of habitability applied to residential sales, granted Clifford summary judgment.

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Whether a builder-vendor of a newly constructed residence impliedly warrants that the residence is habitable.

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