We purchased a lot that we believe the property lines were misrepresented by the agent and builder. Can we sue them?
If the purchase agreement and the deed properly reflected the real boundary lines then you almost certainly have no case.
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If the purchase agreement and the deed properly reflected the real boundary lines then you almost certainly have no case.
Your question is very ambiguous; please restate it more clearly.
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