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Christie v. Hartley Construction Inc.

Apr 21, 2014

N.C. Supreme Court hears homebuilding warranty case

RALEIGH – A case that lawyers say could result in limiting the protections provided by standard 10-year new-home warranties – and even longer warranties for homebuilding products – was argued […]

Jan 2, 2014

Statute of repose on trial

RALEIGH – Willful and wanton negligence will be considered in an N.C. Supreme Court appeal that could affect the pocketbooks of homebuilders, construction product manufacturers and homebuyers – and the […]

Aug 28, 2013

NEWS ANALYSIS: Attorney warns that based on recent ruling, N.C. homeowners unlikely to get money

A recent, and murky, N.C. Court of Appeals decision that appears to limit 10-year construction warranties to six years has been invoked by a homebuilder’s attorney, who nonetheless has said his client will make the necessary repairs. The key to this little paradox involving a seven-year-old house in Monroe is, apparently, understanding the difference between two legal phrases.

Jul 18, 2013

Court decision appears to limit construction warranties

Homebuilders will likely not be affected by an N.C. Court of Appeals decision handed down this week that appears to limit all construction warranties to six years, even when the builder expressly provides a longer one, according to the top lawyer for the N.C. Home Builders Association.

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