Explain the courts reasoning and do you agree with the court

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Question: In chapters 5 & 6 the STAMBOVSKY V. ACKLEY CASE beginning of the textbook. According to the court, do you think the defendant seller engage in a fraudulent misrepresentation in failing to disclose the "ghostly" condition of her house?

The plaintiff won this case on equitable/fairness grounds. Explain the court's reasoning. Do you agree with the court's equity/fairness reasoning? Explain.

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