Misrepresentations Flashcards
1
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Fletcher v kell
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Silence cannot be a misrepresentation
2
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Tate v Williamson
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If the relationship between parties is based on trust then silence can be misrepresentation
3
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O’Flanaghan case
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A statement can be true initially but become a misrepresentation by the time the contract is made
4
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Dimmock v. Hallet
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Silence can be a misrepresentation if the statement is a half truth
5
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Spice girls case
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Actions can lead to a misrepresentation
6
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Basset v Wilkinson
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Statement must be all material fact not an opinion
7
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Eddington v fitzmourice
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A statement of intention can be a promise to do something in the future
8
Q
Atwood v small
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They must rely on the statement rather than there own judgement, the statement must endure them to enter the contract
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