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Aedilitian remedies originate in Roman law and give buyers options when latent defects are discovered: cancel the sale for a refund or claim a reduction in price under actio redhibitoria or actio quanti minoris.

Aedilitian remedies originate in Roman law and give buyers options when latent defects are discovered: cancel the sale for a refund or claim a reduction in price under actio redhibitoria or actio quanti minoris.

A High Court judgment found a voetstoots clause won't protect sellers who fraudulently conceal a latent defect. The blog advises sellers to disclose defects and buyers to get inspections to avoid disaster and dispute.

Buyer's remorse over a R135m Sandhurst home highlights: you can't cancel a property sale based on subjective "defects." "Look before you leap" – inspect thoroughly & get legal advice BEFORE signing!

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