Destruction of the leased premises nulsance constructive eviction retallatory eviction Question 70 1 pts Mark and Diane own a house in Key West, Florida, where zoning codes required all living areas to be 20 feet above sea level. They knew that their house violated the code because a bedroom and bathroom were on the ground floor. They offered to sell their house to John assuring him that the property complied with all codes and that flood insurance would cost about $500 per year. John bought the home, moved in, and learned that because of the code violations, flood insurance would cost him $50,000 per year. He sued Mark and Diane. What is the outcome? John wins because Mark and Diane violated the duty to disclose. John loses because you buy a house as-is. John wins because Mark and Diane violated the implied warranty of habitability. John loses because the common law says there is no duty to disclose. Question 71 1 pts