Contracts

In Michigan, an 'as-is' clause does NOT protect the seller from liability for:

ANormal wear and tear discovered by the buyer after closing
BKnown defects the seller deliberately concealed from the buyer✓ Correct
CDefects the buyer could have discovered through reasonable inspection
DGeneral market value declines after closing

Explanation

An 'as-is' clause does not protect a Michigan seller from liability for fraud or deliberate concealment of known material defects. The clause transfers risk for unknown and patent (obvious) defects to the buyer, but the seller cannot hide known problems behind an as-is clause.

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