Mod 8 - Conduct of Circumstances Invalidating Consent

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5 elements of fraud

1. false representation

2. of a fact

3. that is material

4. knowledge of falsity/intent

5. justifiable reliance

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puffery

vague, subjective praise no reasonable buyer would treat as fact

-"best coffee in the world"

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financial projections

these are fraud only if bad faith

-predictions of future profit or success are generally opinion

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material

would knowing the truth make a difference or influence a reasonable person

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justifiable reliance

you are not deceived if you do not rely

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what are the three ways to prove intent

1. actual knowledge of falsity

2. constructive knowledge of falsity

3. or reckless disregard for the truth

- if the speaker honestly believed the statement there's no fraud

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what are the two ways to remedy fraud

-rescission

-benefit of the bargain

-common law you have to choose between

-UCC you can rescind and recover damages

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rescission

restores the parties to their pre contract positions

-undoes the contract

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benefit of the bargain damages

keep the deal and recover the difference between value as represented and value as delivered

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what are the two types of nonfraudulent misrepresentation

-negligent misrepresentation

-innocent misrepresentation

-rescission is only remedy, money damagers are generally unavailable

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negligent misrepresentation

false statement made without knowledge of its falsity, but without due care

-speaker should have known better

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innocent misrepresentation

false statmenet made without knowledge of its falsity and with due care

-no fault at all

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mutual mistake

both parties mistaken about a material fact - no real meeting of the minds

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duress

wrongful coercion that induces a person to enter into a contract

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undue influence

unfair persuasion during bargaining

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what is true of duress and undue influence

both make the contract voidable, NOT void

-usual remedy is rescission