Today,many courts recognize which of the following about the doctrine of "caveat emptor"?

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According to the doctrine of caveat emptor,the seller could remain silent without fear of being found guilty of fraud.Only actual statements by the seller could serve as a basis for fraud.The duty,therefore,was placed on buyers to ask the right questions of the seller,forcing the seller to make statements about the subject of the sale.Today,however,many courts recognize that caveat emptor often produced unfair results.Some buyers simply do not know enough to ask the right questions about the subject of the sale; thus,many courts are recognizing a limited duty on the part of the seller to disclose material facts.

Today,many Courts Recognize Which of the Following About the Doctrine