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If an agreement is not voluntary and knowing, it will be either void or voidable.
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A party to a contract may be entitled to relief even if he is contributorily negligent in relying on a fraudulent misrepresentation.
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Physical compulsion and improper threats are the two basic types of duress.
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Generally, whether or not the parties deal at arm's length does not affect whether silence alone amounts to fraud.
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The difference between fraud and misrepresentation is that fraud involves malice while nonfraudulent misrepresentation is always innocent.
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Kyle wants to buy a six-passenger car.The salesperson tells him that the two-seat sports car Kyle sees on the car lot would be just perfect for six people.Kyle test drives the car and then buys it.In this case:
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For a misrepresentation to be material, it must be likely to induce a reasonable person to manifest assent or the maker must know that it would be likely to induce the recipient to do so.
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For a misrepresentation to be actionable as fraud in the inducement, it must be a misrepresentation of an opinion.
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The most uncommon type of duress involves the use of physical compulsion.
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Historically, courts held that representations of law were statements of fact, but the present trend is to recognize that they have only the effect of statements of opinion.
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