VI. Fraud Flashcards

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Elements of Fraud

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  1. Falsity
  2. Knowledge of Falsity
  3. Inducement
  4. Justifiable Reliance
  5. Damages
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Affirmative Misreperesnationt

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  • Silence generally will not suffice–must make affirmative efforts to missrepresent
    • Exception for sale of resdiential real estate when seller knows of some defect at some time before sale (termites)
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Fault

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  • Must show fault or intent to creat fraud. Fraud is an intentional action
    • if you say something wrong but in good faith, it is okay
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Intent to Induce Reliance

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  • Statement must be material to the transaction
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Justifiable Reliance

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  • It is normally justifiable to rely on the opinino of one who has superior skill or knowledge in the subject matter of the transaction
  • GA: absent a confidential relationshp, plaintiff generally has a duty to investigate defnedant’s statement to extends reasonalby possible
    • includes a duty to read the document
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Comparison with Negligent Misrepresentation

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Negligent mis rep–commercial transactions confiend to a plaintiff whose reliance is contemplated

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