Non disclosure of water problem in yard

[Steamroller]

My wife and I bought a home just short of a year ago.The problem is in the backyard.When it rains the backyard turns into a swimming pool.We were never told of any such problem.My question is,should we have been told about it and if so who would have been responsible for telling us?? If we should have been told about it ,who do we go after for compensation?? Thank you very much!!!

 

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Steamroller:
My wife and I bought a home just short of a year ago.The problem is in the backyard.When it rains the backyard turns into a swimming pool.We were never told of any such problem.My question is,should we have been told about it and if so who would have been responsible for telling us?? If we should have been told about it ,who do we go after for compensation?? Thank you very much!!! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

 

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