Caveat Subscriptor


Definition of "Caveat subscriptor"

Donna Wall
  Coldwell Banker Tony Hubbard Realty

Reference to let the vendor beware. Without specific exemptions, the vendor is obligated for action by the buyer for any explicit or implied modifications in the contract or warranty.



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