Explain the following Georgia law on the evidence needed and the amount of evidence needed for fraud concerning the sale of real property.

When a buyer files a claim against a seller who has passively concealed a defect, the buyer must demonstrate that the seller committed fraud and deceit by concealing the defect, providing evidence that the buyer could not have found the defect through the exercise of due diligence and that the seller or agent knew of the issues but chose not to disclose them.Jegadeesh v. Ryan, 293 Ga. App. 341, 667 S.E.2d 105 (2008).