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JAMES'L. WILFONG and JUDITH J.
WILFONG, his wife,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Plaintiffs
v.
CJS-
NO. 5/3l.o ~ CIVILTER.rl
MARGARET A. ONESKY, RE/MAX REALTY
ASSOCIATES, RONALD D. fREEDMAN,
and LESNY & KITLINSKI ASSOCIATES,
and EDWARD M. LESNY, P.E.,
Defendants
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
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You have been sued in court. If you wish to defend against the
claims set forth in the following pages, you must take action within
twenty (20) days after this complaint and notice are served, by enter in
a written appearance personally or by attorney and filing in writing
with the court your defenses or objections to the claims set forth
aryainst you. You are warned that if you fail to do so the case may
proceed without you and a judgment may be entered against you by the
court without further notice for any money claimed in the complaint or
for any other claim or relief requested by the plaintiff. You may lose
money or property or other rights important to you.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURT ADMINISTRATOR
CUMBERLAND COUNTY COURTHOUSE
carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
(717) 240-6200
(717) 697-0371
By:
ndrew c. sheely, E
Pa. 1.0. No. 62469
1 West Main Street
Shiremanstown, PA 17011
(717) 737-8761
Attorney for Plaintiffs
JAMES L. WILFONG and JUDITH J.
WILFONG, his wife,
. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA~
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Plaintiffs
v.
NO.
1995 CIVIL
MARGARET A. ONESKY, RE/HAX REALTY
ASSOCIATES, RONALD D. FREEDMAN,
and LESNY & KITLINSKI ASSOCIATES,
and EDWARD M. LESNY, P.E.,
Defendants
CIVIL ACTION - LAW
JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
COKPLAINT
plaintiffs, James L. Wilfong and Judith J. wilfong, by and
through their attorneys, James D. Bogar, Esquire and Andrew C.
Sheely, Esquire, hereby file this Complaint and respectfully
submit the following averments of fact and causes of action:
l. Plaintiffs, James L. wilfong and Judith J. Wilfong are
adult individuals, husband and wife, who reside at 68 Old
Stonehouse Road, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
17013.
2. Defendant, Margaret A. onesky, is an adult individual
who presently resides at 2425 Chadwick Court, Harrisburg, Dauphin
county, pennsylvania 17110.
3. Defendant, Re/Max Realty Associates, is a Pennsylvania
Corporation with its offices at 3425 Market street, Camp Hill,
Cumberland county, Pennsylvania 17011.
4. Defendant, Ronald D. Freedman, is an adult individual
omployed by Defendant, Re/Max Realty Associates, at 3425 Market
street, Camp Hill, Cumberland county, Pennsylvania 17011, and who
resides at 637 Devonshire Road, Camp Hill, pennsylvania 17011.
5. Defendant, Lesny , Kitlinski Assooiates, is a
professional corporation with its offices located at suite 205,
125 North Enola Drive, Enola, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
17025.
6. Defendant, Edward M. Lesny, is an adult individual
employed by Defendant, Lesny , Kitlinski Associates, at suite
205, 125 North Enola Drive, Enola, cumberland County,
pennsylvania 17025, and who resides at 218 N. 17th street, Camp
Hill, Pennsylvania 17011.
7. In August of 1994, plaintiffs contacted Defendants
onesky, Re/Max Realty Associates and Ronald D. Freedman for the
purpose of submitting a bid to purchase their present residence,
which is located at 68 Old Stonehouse Road, Carlisle, Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania.
8. On August 3, 1994, plaintiffs and Defendant, Margaret
A. onesky, entered into an Agreement for Sale and Purchase of
Real Estate, namely purchase of the residence located at 68 Old
Stonehouse Roa(', silver spring Township, Carlisle, Cumberland
County, pennsylvania 17013. A copy of the Agreement for the
Sale and Purchase of Real Estate is attached hereto as Exhibit
"All.
9. The Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Real Estate
set forth a settlement date as of october 14, 1994.
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10. On or about September 7, 1994, Defendants Onesky and
Ronald D. Freedman contacted Lloyd's Septic Service of Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, for the purpose of testing the septio sewage
disposal system on the property prior to the sale of the
residence and real estate.
11. The inspection was performed by Bryan K. Tate, an
employee of Lloyd's Septic service, who submitted a written
report concerning the septic system on the property. A oopy of
the written report is attached hereto as Exhibit "B".
12. The written report issued by Bryan K. Tate of Lloyd's
Septic Service indicated that certain baffling was missing in
reference to the septic system and indicated that the baffling
must be replaced.
13. The written report generated by Lloyd's Septic Service
indicated that the septic system drain bed had malfunctioned 14
years ago and a new leech field was installed l2 to 13 years ago.
14. The written report generated by Lloyd's Septic Service
indicated that there were previous failures with the septic
system.
15. Plaintiffs were never advised of the written report
generated by Lloyd's Septic system dated September 7, 1994 until
after settlement which occurred on October 3, 1994.
16. Plaintiffs were never provided with the written report
generated by Lloyds Septic Service until after settlement which
occurred on October 3, 1994.
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17. The Seller's Property Disclosure statement dated August
1, 1994 was prepared by Pefendant Margaret A. Onesky and
indicated that there were sewage related problems. A copy of the
statement is attached hereto as Exhibit "C".
18. The Seller's Property Disclosure Statement dated August
1, 1994 indicated that Seller was aware of septic problems but
the statement did not explain the defects, problems or back-ups
concerning the system.
19. Plaintiffs questioned Defendant Onesky on or about
september 22, 1994 about the condltion of the septic system.
20. plaintiffs were orally advised by Defendant onesky that
the septic field had never had any problems.
21. Prior to settlement and unknown to Plaintiffs, Defendant
One sky contacted the Silver spring Township sewage Enforcement
Office, Gary Morrow, concerning septic back-ups and problems at
the residsnce on the property.
22. Prior to settlement and unknown to Plaintiffs, Defendant
Onesky contacted a business known as Associated Products
concerning septic problems on the property.
23. Immediately prior to settlement Plaintiffs were
presented with an acceptable certification concerning the sewage
septic system on their property which was prepared by Defendant,
Edward M. Lesny.
24. Plaintiff's septic system failed shortly after
settlement.
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25. subsequent percolation tests failed And plaintiffs were
required to extend septic lines, pump the septic field and
improve their septic system on the real estate described above.
26. As a result of the failing septic system, Plaintiffs
were required to apply for a septic permit which cost two hundred
($200.00) Dollars.
27. As a result of the problems with the septic field,
plaintiffs incurred costs of One Hundred Fifty and NO/100
($150.00) Dollars to pump the septic tank and septic field.
28. On or about December 20, 1995, plaintiffs employed
Michael Neidig to install an additional three septic beds on the
property.
29. Plaintiffs incurred additional cost of $3,893.00 to
repair the septic field as a result of the repairs and
improvements completed by Michael Neidig.
30. After settlement, Plaintiffs discovered that the septic
system had routinely failed prior to settlement by discharging
obnoxious odors and sewage flow on adjacent properties.
COUNT I - FRAUD
Plaintiffs v. Maraaret A. Oneskv
31. paragraphs 1 - 30 are incorporated by reference herein
as if set forth at length.
32. Prior to settlement, DefendRnt One sky knew that the
septic system at the residence located at 68 Old stonehouse Road
had failed on previous occasions.
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33. Defendant Onesky advised plaintiffs and represented that
the septic field never had any problems with the intent to induce
plaintiffs to purchase the real property with improvements.
34. Defendant Onesky made material misrepresentations to
plaintiffs with actual knowledge of their falsity at the time
they were made or in reckless disregard of the truth and falsity.
35. plaintiffs relied up en the material misrepresentations
made by Defendant onesky concerning the septic field prior to
purchasing the residence.
36. Defendant onesky had actual knowledge of the problems
with the septic system and failed to disclose conditions which
were unknown and dangerous to plaintiffs to the detriment of
plaintiffs.
37. Defendant One sky is liable for the fraudulent
representations made to plaintiffs and relied upon by Plaintiffs
who have been damaged in the amount of $4,293.00.
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs demand judgement against Defendant
Margaret A. Onesky in an amount of $4,293.00, plus interest and
court costs and any other relief deemed necessary and proper.
COUNT II - BRE~CH O~ CONTRACT
plaintiffs v. Edward M. Lesnv. P.E.
38. paragraphs 1 - 37 are incorporated herein by reference
aa if set forth at length.
39. Defendant Edward M. Lesny submitted a written report
summarizing a septic system inspection on the property in
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question to Defendant Onesky on or about september 27, 1994. A
copy of the inspection is attached hereto a8 Exhibit "0".
40. The report submitted by Edward H. Lesny, P.E., concluded
"that the internal plumbing and eeptic system at your residence
are in good working order at this time."
41. Defendant onesky employed Defendant Lesny to certify the
working condition of the septic system on the property.
42. Plaintiffs were intended beneficiaries of the septic
syste~ certification pursuant to the Agreement for the Sale and
Purchase of Real Estate and conditions of settlement.
43. Defendant Lesny breached the agreement by failing to
properly inspect the septic system prior to settlement after
assuring Plaintiffs that the septic system was in good working
order at settlement.
44. Plaintiffs relied upon the inspection perfol~ed by
Defendant Lesny.
45. As a result of their reliance on the inspection
performed by Defendant Lesny and the breach of the agreement
caused by Defendant Lesny, Plaintiffs have been damaged in the
amount of $4,293.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgement against Defendant
Edward H. Lesny in an amount of $4,293.00, plus interest and
court costs and any other relief deemed necessary and proper.
COUNT IXI - BREACH O~ CONTRACT
Plaintiffs v. Lesnv & Kitlinski Associates
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46. paragraphs 1 - 45 are incorporated herein by reference
as if set forth at length.
47. Defendant Edward M. Lesny at all times relevant hereto
was an authorized agent of the consulting and civil enqineering
firm of Lesny & Kitlinski Associates.
48. As a result of the aforesaid report prepared by Edward
M. Lesny, P.E., Plaintiffs purchased the residence located at 68
Old Stonehouse Road and were required to install new septic
fields, lines, and other improvements which were reported to be
in good working order by Defendant Lesny on September 24, 1994.
49. Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski Associates breached the
agreement with Defendant Onesky and Plaintiffs by failing to
properly inspect the septic system prior to settlement after
assuring Plaintiffs that the septic system was in good working
order at settlement.
50. Plaintiffs relied upon the inspection performed by
Defendant I~sny & Kitlinski Associates.
51. As a result of their reliance on the inspection
performed by Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski Associates and the
breach of the agreement caused by Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski
Associates, Plaintiffs have been damaged in the amount of
$4,293.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgement against Defendant
Lesny & Kitlinski Associates in an amount of $4,293.00, plus
interest and court costs and any other relief deemed necessary
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and proper.
COUNT IV - NEGLIGENCB
plaintiffs v. Edward L. Lesnv. P.E.
52. paragraphs 1 - 51 are incorporated herein by reference
as if set forth at length.
53. Defendant Lesny failed to properly inspect the septic
systeM inspection on the property in question.
54. As a result of Defendant Lesny's inspection, plaintiffs
were required to expend substantial sums to improve the septic
field and septic system on the property.
55. As a result Defendant Lesny's negligent inspection of
the septic system, and Plaintiff's reliance on the inspection
performed by Defendant Lesny, plaintiffs have been damaged in the
amount of $4,293.00.
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs demand judgement against Defendant
Edward M. Lesny in an amount of $4,293.00, plus interest and
court costs and any other relief deemed necessary and proper.
COUNT 5 - NEGLIGENCE
plaintiffs v. Lesnv & Kitlinski Associates
56. paragraphs 1 - 55 are incorporated herein by reference
as if set forth at length.
57. Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski Associates failed to
properly inspect the septic system and drain fields at the
property in question.
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58. As a result of Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski's negligent
and faulty inspection, Pl~intiffs were required to expend
substantial sums to improve the septic field and septic system on
the property.
59. As a result Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski's negligent
inspection of the septic system, and Plaintiff's reliance on the
inspection performed by Defendant Lesny & Kitlinski, Plaintiffs
have been damaged in the amount of $4,293.00.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgement against Defendant
Lesny & Kitlinski Associates in an amount of $4,293.00, plus
interest and court costs and any other relief deemed necessary
and proper.
COUNT vx _ UNFAIR TRADB PRACTICES AND CONSUKER PROTECTION LAW
plaintiffs v. Maraaret A. Oneskv
60. Paragraphs 1 - 59 are incorporated herein as if set
forth at length.
61. Shortly after settlement, Plaintiffs learned of certain
defects in the septic system in the property which rendered it
unfit for safe human habitation.
62. The problems with the septic system caused the residence
to become unsafe and unfit for comfortable human habitation and
Plaintiffs were denied the reasonable enjoyment of their property
and residence.
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63. The offering of services primarily for personal, family
and household purposes is governed by the Unfair Trade Practices
and Consumer Protection Law, 73 P.S. Section 301-1 et sea.
64. Defendant Onesky sngaged in unfair and deoeptive trade
practioes in the following manner.1
i. Representing that the septio system was in
good working condition when she knew that the system
failed earlier in the year,
ii. Representing that septic system and drain
fields were in good working condition when she knew she
had contacted various persons and contraotors
throughout the year to repair and/or inspect the
system, and
iii. Failing to adviss Plaintiffs ot the prior
prOblems associated with the septic system and drain
fields on the property in question, and
iv. Concealing hidden and known defeots conoerninq the
septic system to Plaintiffs who were relying upon her
representations when purohasing the residenoe.
65. As a result of the aforesaid statements or fact and
actions, Defendants violated the Unfair Trade Praotioes and Con-
sumer Protection Law, 73 P.S. Section 201-1 et seq.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand jUdgment against Defendant,
Margaret A. Onesky, in excess of $4,293.00 plus interest and
court costs, an amount determined by this Honorable Court whioh
in its discretion may award a judgment three times the times the
amount of the award which fairly ropresents the losses sustained
by Plaintiffs and any additional relief as deemed neoessary and
proper pursuant to 73 P.S. Section 201-9.2 et seq.
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COUNT VXX _ UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES AND CONSUMER PROTECTXON LAW
Plaintiffs v. ReMax/Realtv Associates
66. Paragraphs 1 - 65 are incorporated herein as if set
forth at length.
67. ~efendant ReMax/Realty Associates engaged in unfair and
deceptive trade practices in the following mannersl
i. Failing to advise Plaintiffs of known
defects in the septic system, drain fields and related
features prior to settlement; and
ii. Failing to provide plaintiffs with reports
submitted to it or to its agent Ronald D. Freedman
which had been forwarded to it prior to settlement
concerning the condition of the septic system and
field;
iii. Failing to advise Plaintiffs of known prior
problems associated with the septic system and drain
fields on the property in question; and
iv. Concealing hidden and known defects concerning the
septic system to plaintiffs who were relying upon seller's
representations in purchasing the residence.
v. Inducing Plaintiffs to purchase the real property
and residence when Defendant ReMax/Real'~y Associates had
knowledge of the actual condition of the septic system and
by materially misrepresenting the actual condition of the
complete septic system prior to settlement.
68. As a result of the aforesaid statements of fact and
actions, Defendants violated the Unfair Trade Practices and Con-
sumer Protection LaW, 73 P.S. section 201-1 et sea.
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs demand judgment against Defendant,
Re/Max Associates, in excess of $4,293.00 plus interest and court
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costs, an amount determined by this Honorable Court which in its
discretion may award a judgment three times the times the amount
of the award which fairly represents the losses sustained by
Plaintiffs and any additional relief as deemed necessary and
proper pursuant to 73 P.S. section 201-9.2 et sea.
COUNT VIII - UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES AND CONSUMIR PROTICTION LAW
PlaintiffS v. Ronald D. Freedman
69. Paragraphs 1 - 68 are incorporated herein as if set
forth at length.
70. Defendant Ronald D. Freedman enqaged in unfair and
deceptive trade practices in the following mannersl
i. Failing to advise Plaintiffs/buyers of
known defects in the septic system, drain fields and
related features of the septic system prior to
settlement I and
ii. Failing to provide Plaintiffs with reports
submitted to him which had been forwarded to him prior
to settlement concerning the condition of the septic
system and field I
iii. Failing to advise PlaintiffS of known and
existing problems and defects associated with the
septic system and drain fields on the property in
question I and
iv. concealing hidden and known defects concerning the
septic system to Plaintiffs who were relyinq upon seller's
representations in purchasing the residence.
v. Inducing Plaintiffs to pur~hase the real
property and residence when Defendant Freedman had
knowledge of the actual condition of the septic system
and by materially misrepresenting the actual condition
of the complete septic system prior to settlement..
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71. As a result of the aforesaid statements of fact and
actions, Defendant Freedman violated the Unfair Trade Practices
and Consumer protection Law, 73 P.S. section 201-1 et sea.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgment against Defendant,
Re/Max Associates, in excess of $4,293.00 plus interest and court
costs, an amount determined by this Honorable Court which in its
discretion may award a judgment three times the times the amount
of the award which fairly represents the losses sustained by
Plaintiffs and any additional relief as deemed necessary and
proper pursuant to 73 P.S. section 201-9.2 et sea.
COUNT IX - BRE~CH OF CONTRACT
Plaintiffs v. Maraaret A. Oneskv
72. Paragraphs 1 - 71 are incorporated herein by reference
as if set forth at length.
73. Defendant Margaret A. Onesky agreed to provide
plaintiffs with a septic system which was in satisfactory
operating condition in accordance with the Agreement of Sale.
74. Defendant onesky breached the Agreement of Sale by
failing to provide for a septic system which was in satisfactory
operating condition at settlement.
75. As a result of the breach caused by Defendant onesky,
plaintiffs sustained damages in the amount of $4,293.00.
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Carlisle, PA 17013
Re: Sepl.ic System Il1spor.l.lol1
GO old stone House Road
Car I Isle, PA
Dear Mrs. Onesky:
This lALLaI' will serve La certify that 1 vlnl!."" YOllr property on
septemher' 26, 1994, to Inflpect the septic nYfltf'm r1rnlnflgA flnlcl. I,Iy
observa tl ons I n that reynrd are as fo 11 own:
1. There are no signs of septic effluen!. "eeplng from the ground
surface over any p:1rl. of the field, 110 BopLIC odor was
det.octed In the vicinity of the property.
2. The yround ourface is firm, indlcnl.in9 there are n" neal'
surface zones of weol(, saturated soil. lhln condition plevalls
following a period of substantial I'olnfall immediately prior
to the Inspection.
3. The Interior sink drains and tollett'. dnllnllnd flllsh rnpidly,
i nd I ca t I ng there I s no blockage In I.he hOllseho I d snwerage
collection system allll inlet to the s,!ptic tanl(.
It is concluded that the Internal plumhlng find sept.lc sysLem at
your residence are in good working order III. this tlllle.
If you hflve any questions regarding this I",l.ter please conl.llct me.
Very truly yours,
LESNY ~ KITLINSKl ASSOCIATES
gdwevtd iln X..e<Mp.
Edward H. Lesny, P.E.
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Edward 1.1. Leany. 1'. E.
RElglal.p,'ed professional Engineer
pennaylllanla License 110, PEI292G-E
Certified Sewage Enforcement Officer
Pennsylvania Certificate No. 01940(Explr"s O/30/9G)
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In the past 10 years as!1 professional engineer In private pnlctlce
I have "Rsigned over throe hundred on-lnt. sept,lc disposal pystema.
The major i ty of the dAIl I !Ins have been nllfwe ground sand IIIOUllds and
a few huve been standard, in-ground syst."ms,
In addition to designing new and replaceml!nt systems I have
inspect.nd malfunctioning systems snd mode ,'ecommendations for their
repair.
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CASE NO: 1 'J9~, - 1\:; 1 If, P
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA'
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
WILFpNG .1M1E.~--6_.J._ JUDITILL..__..,
vs.
ONESKY MARGARET A ET AL
STEVE WHISTLER _, SIl!?J'lff or r"~pllty Slwnff of
CUMBERLAND County, Penn8ylvania, who ~l?lng duly sworn according
to l"w, says. th", within COMPLAINT
upon LESNY EDWARD M PE
defendant, at ,_t1~~1.0Q 1I0UBS, on the ,~7tl1. day of :;;'?r.J:'<z,rnJ>.!?L
1995 at _.lliLI TE 205 125 t10RTII EflOL,A Dr. I VE
ENOLA. PA 17025 ,CUMBEHLAND
was 3lJrved
the
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County. Penns)'lvanl.a, ~y handing to EDWARD M, LE:.~NY
a true and attested copy of the COMPLAIflT
and at the same time directlng Hill attention to the contents the,"eo!.
Sheriff's Costs:
Docketinq
Service "
Affidavit
Surcharge
5,00
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2.00
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R, lholOas hlulC!, ~~f
$8,00 JAMES D, BOGAR
Q')g/~;',/ 1995
by -~rr0~~'Tr-
Sworn and subscribed to before me
this jJ.L~ , day "f .CR.~-a-,--_,-__,"___
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