Contracts
What is the difference between an 'as-is' sale clause and the seller's duty to disclose in Iowa?
A'As-is' clauses completely relieve sellers of all disclosure obligations
BAn 'as-is' clause does not eliminate the seller's duty to disclose known material defects under Iowa law✓ Correct
C'As-is' clauses are illegal in Iowa because they limit buyer protection
DAn 'as-is' clause transfers all liability to the buyer's agent
Explanation
In Iowa, even an 'as-is' sale does not eliminate the seller's obligation to disclose known material defects. 'As-is' means the buyer accepts the property in its present condition, but sellers still cannot actively conceal or fail to disclose known material defects.
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