Connecticut General Statutes 47-121 – Implied warranty with certificate of occupancy
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Subject to the provisions of § 29-265, the issuance by the building department of any municipality of a certificate of occupancy for any newly constructed single-family dwelling shall carry an implied warranty to the purchaser of such dwelling from the vendor who constructed it that such vendor has complied with the building code or the customary application and interpretation of the building code of such municipality. No action shall be brought on such implied warranty but within three years next from the date of the issuance of such certificate of occupancy.
Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes 47-121
- purchaser: means the original buyer, his heirs or designated representatives, of any improved real estate. See Connecticut General Statutes 47-116
- vendor: means any person engaged in the business of erecting or creating an improvement on real estate, any declarant of a conversion condominium, or any person to whom a completed improvement has been granted for resale in the course of his business. See Connecticut General Statutes 47-116