What have the courts stated, in cases such as Stees v. Leonard, about the liability for subsurface conditions for a contractor that both designed and built the home for the owner?
What will be an ideal response?
The case of Stees v. Leonard is cited many times for the proposition that the
contractor bears all risks of subsurface conditions, involved a contract under
which the contractor both designed and built a house for the owner.
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