Property Ownership
In Michigan, a seller's non-disclosure of a latent (hidden) defect that they had actual knowledge of could result in:
ANo liability since the buyer should have discovered it
BFraud liability for the seller and potential agency law violations by the agent who also knew✓ Correct
COnly a reduction in purchase price
DLiability only if the defect costs more than $5,000 to repair
Explanation
Deliberate concealment of a known latent defect constitutes fraud in Michigan, exposing the seller to civil damages, rescission of the sale, and potentially punitive damages. An agent who was also aware and failed to disclose may face license discipline and co-liability.
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