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Should a Seller Disclose if Their House is Haunted?
By Drew Morgan|October 31st, 2013|
Should a Seller Disclose if They Believe Their House is Haunted?
Interestingly, this actually appeared in a case Stambovsky v Ackley which was brought before the New York Supreme Court in 1990 and later overturned by the Supreme Court Appellate division in 1991.
Facts of the case were that the seller had promoted their home to the […]