-4- The purchase agreement stated that Hagan had never lived in the house and that he made no warranties as to the condition of the house or whether it was habitable, or in compliance with code or laws. 2. Petitioners' Move to Spokane Petitioners rented moving equipment from U-Haul several times in July 1989 to move some of their furniture and personal belongings to the W. 22d property. Petitioners sold their home in Moscow on August 4, 1989, for $150,000. Around that time, petitioners and their son moved from Moscow to the W. 22d property. Petitioners took possession of the W. 22d property by early August 1989. Petitioners did not have a residence in Moscow after August 4, 1989. The W. 22d property needed a lot of work when petitioners moved into it. Petitioners were responsible for maintaining the W. 22d property after they moved in. They made various repairs to the property in July and August 1989. 3. Title Dispute Over the Spokane Property Shortly after signing the purchase agreement, petitioners learned that Hagan could not deliver clear title by the closing date (June 19, 1989) because a third party, Riner E. Deglow (Deglow), claimed that his chapter 7 bankruptcy estate possessed an interest in the W. 22d property. On November 30, 1989, petitioners, Hagan, and Deglow's chapter 7 trustee in the bankruptcy proceeding, Joseph A.Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Next
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