There are some other clauses that are problematic.  We well add this in time. They will first be noted on this page and then individual pages will be built... 

To summarize so far...

The biggies that create a line of site to our specific experience and challenges which have already been presented are as follows:

1. the Car Footer - no legal warranty for the contract

2. 14A - Suggests a Seller can legally disclose after Contract Acceptance without any reference to context or penalties

3. 14F - Suggest anything known at time of Condition Contingency Removal, disclosed or otherwise, had to be accepted free of liability to seller

4. 22 - Required Mediation with Confidentiality with the confidentiality part not disclosed. 

The contract had clauses that did not and do not represent proper procedure. The Seller and Seller's Agent took advantage of the faulty disclosure clauses to hold back information prior to Contract Acceptance and to provide details about non-disclosed defects  once found,  thinking they would benefit from the get out of jail clause. 

To make any legal progress and retain rights that were ours otherwise, we considered mediation until we found out about the Confidentiality requirement. 

That is tantamount to taking an abused person and locking them in a room with their abuser, where more mental and emtional abuse would happen one way or another, while having a lifetime gag installed for any later abuse. 

This is commercial insanity.