Contracts

In West Virginia, an 'as-is' clause in a commercial purchase contract typically means the buyer:

ACannot sue the seller for any defects under any circumstances
BAccepts the property as found but cannot waive statutory fraud or concealment claims✓ Correct
CHas no right to inspect the property
DMay require the seller to make all identified repairs

Explanation

An 'as-is' clause shifts repair responsibility to the buyer but does not absolve the seller from liability for fraudulent concealment of known defects. The buyer accepts the property's condition but retains claims for active fraud or statutory misrepresentation.

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