The case is about a contract for the sale of a three-year-old home that included a provision for a roof inspection and repairs. The buyers noticed damage before making the final deposit payment, and the sellers assured them that the issues had been resolved. After moving in, heavy rain caused significant water damage to the home. The buyers filed a complaint, and the court found that the sellers committed fraudulent misrepresentation by falsely stating that there were no problems with the roof. The most relevant facts were the provision for the roof inspection, the buyer's awareness of the roof damage, and the seller's assurance that the damage had been resolved.
Johnson v. Davis (1985)
Florida Supreme Court
480 So. 2d 625
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