Add to ORKGFollowing the trend of other states, Pennsylvania is on the verge of adopting the implied warranty of habitability. The comment examines the current status of the warranty, and suggests that the warranty might become counter-productive. It concludes that legislative action is most appropriate, and that a synthesis of two bills pending in the Pennsylvania legislature would be desirable
Professor Moskovitz has prepared a timely article on the implications of the recent California Supre...
The New York State legislature codified the implied warranty of habitability for residential leases ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that in the rental of any premises for resident...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the principle of caveat emptor is no longer applicable...
Washington\u27s implied warranty of habitability doctrine is a creature of public policy. Its applic...
This comment examines the status in Washington of the implied warranty of habitability as applied to...
The common-law rule, still followed in the majority of jurisdictions, is that unless a lease involve...
A recent conference on housing rights invited participants to think about the impacts, actual and po...
“The trend towards greater consumer protection so evident in the products liability field is clearly...
The implied warranty of habitability has been called the “most prominent result” of the revolution i...
The enactment of the warranty of habitability in the early 1970s was hailed as a revolution in tenan...
The majority of states other than Ohio have rejected the caveat emptor doctrine and adopted an impli...
Jurisdictions have reassessed the validity of the common law rule of caveat emptor as it relates to ...
At common law, the rule of caveat emptor applied to a lease of real property. Therefore, it was the ...
This article will present the different positions that courts have taken during these recent years o...
Professor Moskovitz has prepared a timely article on the implications of the recent California Supre...
The New York State legislature codified the implied warranty of habitability for residential leases ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that in the rental of any premises for resident...
The Pennsylvania Superior Court has held that the principle of caveat emptor is no longer applicable...
Washington\u27s implied warranty of habitability doctrine is a creature of public policy. Its applic...
This comment examines the status in Washington of the implied warranty of habitability as applied to...
The common-law rule, still followed in the majority of jurisdictions, is that unless a lease involve...
A recent conference on housing rights invited participants to think about the impacts, actual and po...
“The trend towards greater consumer protection so evident in the products liability field is clearly...
The implied warranty of habitability has been called the “most prominent result” of the revolution i...
The enactment of the warranty of habitability in the early 1970s was hailed as a revolution in tenan...
The majority of states other than Ohio have rejected the caveat emptor doctrine and adopted an impli...
Jurisdictions have reassessed the validity of the common law rule of caveat emptor as it relates to ...
At common law, the rule of caveat emptor applied to a lease of real property. Therefore, it was the ...
This article will present the different positions that courts have taken during these recent years o...
Professor Moskovitz has prepared a timely article on the implications of the recent California Supre...
The New York State legislature codified the implied warranty of habitability for residential leases ...
The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has held that in the rental of any premises for resident...