Utah appellate courts will not dismiss fraud claims as a matter of law merely because a contract contains “as-is” warranty disclaimers when there is evidence the buyer reasonably relied on seller’s specific representations about the vehicle’s condition.
Utah recognizes a new duty requiring landowners to exercise reasonable care toward neighbors when engaging in construction activities.
The court clarified that interpleader immunity has limits and does not protect escrow agents from claims alleging misconduct independent of the interpleader decision.
The Utah Supreme Court limited the scope of Pugmire, holding that employer-employee liability waivers are void as against public policy only for work-related injuries, not injuries occurring outside of employment.
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