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Bannerman v white 1861
If untrue statement of fact induces person into contract then it’s misrepresentation
R v Barnard 1837
You can misrepresent by conduct even if you stay silent
Fletcher v krell 1873
No legal obligation to disclose material fact known to them to other party
Dimmock v Hallett 1866
Statement of fact does not include exaggerated advertising or vague boasts
Smith v land and house property corp 1884
Statement must not contradict other facts known by party giving opinion
Bidder v wilkenson 1927
If untrue statement is uninformed opinion not untrue statement of fact
Dimmock v Hallet 1866
Can misrepresent by giving half truths
Long v Lloyd 1958
innocent party affirms contract by indicating they want to continue and not rescind
Leaf v international galleries 1950
rescission may not be possible if sufficient time has passed
Redgrave v Hurd 1881
if misrepresentation is not discovered because opportunity to check was denied statement is relied upon
Car and universal v Caldwell 1964
you can not rescind if impossible to do so
William sindal plc v Cambridgeshire cc 1964
If innocent misrepresentation contract is still voidable