Adams v. . Gillig

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1910-10-11

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Chase, J. Any contract induced by fraud as to a matter material to the party defrauded is voidable. There are many rules as to what constitutes an inducement by fraud, and also affecting the general statement that any contract will be set aside for fraud, that have been established as necessary to *318 p…

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