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Should a buyer be told that there is no propane tank in the ground to run the range and fireplace? The buyer signed a contract and had no idea that there was no propane tank even though there is propane fireplace and stove. |
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Is there an above-ground tank that the buyer could have seen? If not -- I'm confused -- how did the previous owner do any cooking?
At any rate, the question is a good one for a lawyer if a large amount of money is involved, or for small claims court if it's a matter of a few thousand to remedy the problem. |
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Edith
Originally published on November 15, 2007 |
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