Generally,a seller has no duty to disclose facts.However,there is a duty to disclose information or facts if the disclosure is necessary to:

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All of the above choices are situations where a duty to disclose exists. A seller has a duty to correct any previous misrepresentations, correct a mistaken assumption, and to report latent defects that the buyer would not be expected to discover. These duties arise from the principle of good faith dealing in contracts and the need for truthful and fair negotiations between parties.

Generally,a Seller Has No Duty to Disclose Facts