Gardiner B. Davis
Spencer Fane LLP
Articles
“As Is” Clause Held to Preclude Claim Arising From Seller’s Oral Representations That Damaged Parts on an Aircraft Were Repairable
USA - May 30 2018 The significance of “as is” language in an aircraft sales agreement is demonstrated again in a recent decision of the Federal District Court for the…
Mistaken Use In Sales Contract Of Spec Sheet For A Different Aircraft Is Held To Void Buyer’s Purchase Obligation
USA - September 22 2017 The importance of selecting the correct specification sheet is driven home in a recent decision of the Federal District Court for the Western…
Sale of New Aircraft With Used Engine Supports Claim of Fraud
USA - July 3 2017 The Texas Court of Appeals in Dallas ruled this week that a buyer purchasing a new aircraft from the manufacturer made a submissible case of fraud…
Certificate of Airworthiness Ineffective When Noncompliance with FAR is Present
USA - October 6 2016 In Munich v. Columbia Basin Helicopter, Inc., the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon found that a contract term requiring delivery of an…
Washington Decision Rejects Seller's Reliance on Boilerplate Warranty Disclaimer
USA - October 6 2016 The Seattle seller of a used aircraft discovered that its use of an “as is” clause in its general disclaimer of warranties did not suffice to…
