ch. 16 - misrepresentation & nondisclosure Flashcards

midterm prep

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two types of misrepresentation

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  • fraudulent
  • misrepresentation
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fraudulent misrepresentation

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if the maker indents to induce a party to manifest

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material misrepresentation

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the misrepresentation induced a party to enter into an agreement, regardless of whether the maker of the misrepresentation knew they were lying

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material misrepresentation objective view

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A reasonable person would likely be induced by the misrepresentation to enter the contact

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material misrepresentation subjective view

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Maker knows that this specific recipient would likely be induced even though a reasonable person might not be induced

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misrepresentation elements

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  1. Misrepresentation
  2. Fraud or materiality
  3. Inducement
  4. Justifiable reliance
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justifiable reliance

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Whether the receiving party of the misrepresentation knew or should have known about the falsity of the statement

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Non-Disclosure

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one party has knowledge of a fact that might inhibit the other party from entering into the agreement, but the party with the knowledge does not speak up

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nondisclosure elements

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  1. Material effect
  2. Not being readily observable
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intentional concealment

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the act of the cover-up and is treated the same as a fraudulent misrepresentation

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active concealment

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when a party purposefully “hides something from the other, as when the seller of a building paints over a defect” = misrepresentation

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indirect concealment

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when “a party prevents the other from making an investigation that would have disclosed a defect.”

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easily observable fact must be disclosed if:

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  1. Statute commands it
  2. Relationship of trust btwn parties
  3. Intentional concealment
  4. Stmt by offeror was true when first made, but becomes false afterwards before contract has been finalized
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inducement

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misrepresentation must have occurred at or before contract formation

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