Lee B. Roth, a real estate lawyer in Flemington, N.J., said that whether or not a seller completes a property disclosure statement, the seller can be held liable for damages if he or she attempts to conceal a problem or misrepresents the condition of the property to a buyer.
While Ford denies concealing a rust problem from consumers, in 2004 it sent dealers a technical service bulletin about bubbling or blistering under the paint on aluminum body panels.
The sub-theme 'stress of concealing' represents concealing a mental health problem in the workplace as a stressful experience.
Bowden-Jones contrasts this urge to conceal a gambling problem with a growing openness about alcohol addiction.
The attacks have been traced to computers at two campuses in China, but investigators acknowledge that the true origin may have been concealed, a quintessential problem of cyberattacks.
But his argument that, according to the Talmud and Jewish law (Halakha), it is men's responsibility to restrain their sexual desires and resist the temptations of women, is ultimately just an apology that conceals a deeper problem.
A person can feel "old" even when he/she is 35-40 years of age, obviously concealing a certain degree of psychological problems.
The automaker then concealed an inevitable problem from buyers causing them to suffer financial losses, the suit says.
But this progress conceals an ongoing problem; just as in Ceauşescu's time, most of these children are not orphans, they are in fact "separated from their parents".
What it may conceal is a problem that is likely to stretch the capabilities of even the most resourceful engineers and submariners: the problem of transparent oceans.
The diagramed deal concealed a theoretical bidding problem and featured good declarer technique.
