Locher, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part. Although I have no quarrel with the law expressed in the syllabus, I cannot concur in its application by the majority to the facts of this case. In my view, the trial court properly found that the structural defect in the basement wall was not readily apparent upon reasonable inspection by persons inexperienced in such matters, like the Laymans. The obs…
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