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On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 20:57:43 GMT, someone wrote:


Obviously, this is the seller's problem and not yours.

Ohh really. Now it COULD be if the Buyer can convince the court that
the Seller said the fence would not need to be removed and the Buyer
legally "relied" upon that representation.

But looks to me that the Buyer KNEW this was an issue, and the Seller
gave his OPINION that it was "unlikely" but guess what - the unlikely
happened. If Buyer really depended on this issue, he should have
checked with the HOA or gotten something in his contract that survived
the closing (NOT LIKEY that any competent Seller would agree to
that!!!).

Buyer needs to comply or sue. As an inexperienced first time owner,
what makes him think it "should be" grandfathered? Whose land is it,
isn't it the Association's???


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