Erica Mailman
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48 appearances
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first heard Oct 2023
last heard Oct 2023
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And when he learned that the house was said to be haunted, based on this Reader's Digest article, articles in the local newspaper, and also the fact that the house had been featured on a haunted walking tour article,
He pulled out.
And a year later, he asked for his down payment back.
And they said no.
And he filed suit.
And he lost.
And then a year later, he appealed and then won.
That is now known as the Ghostbusters case because Mr. Stambofsky said he would have never purchased the home or placed a down payment if he had known it was haunted.
And because he didn't live locally, he had no way of learning the house's reputation.
Right.
Who are you going to call?
I should point out that the lasting outcome of the Ghostbusters case is that if you're actively touting your house as being haunted and you live in New York state, you can't then say that you don't need to disclose it.
It's a little bit of a subtle wrinkle.
And it's only if you're broadcasting your home as being haunted.
Otherwise, no need to disclose in New York or anywhere.
They only have rights if they've asked directly and fraudulently they've been told, oh no, there's no reputation for haunting here.
How do you prove that your house is haunted?
I guess you have to bring in the paranormal investigators and get some proof and then go after the sellers who failed to tell you.
Well, there's a variety of responses to it.
I think some people just don't care.
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