Misrepresentation Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
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Gahan v Bolland

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Reliance requirement - day-to-day life type

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2
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Cody v Connolly

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Reliance requirement - detrimentalaction

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3
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Smith v Lynn

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Doubt arises as to mere sales talk

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4
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Bisset v Wilkinson

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Doubt arises as to statements of opinion (unless it comes from someone with expertise Esso v Manson)

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5
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Edginton v Fitzmaurice

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Statement of intention dispells doubt

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6
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Doolan v Murray

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Statement of law is not actionable, except in fraudulent statements of law, of foreign law, and of private rights

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7
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Kennedy v Henessey

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Silence is not misrepresentation

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8
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Carbin v Somerville

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Silence is not misrepresentation unless there is active concealment

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9
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Skyes v Taylor Rose

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Silence is not misrepresentation unless there is a confusing or misleading statement

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10
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Spice Girls v April

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Silence is not misrepresentation unless a statement was true when made but becomes false when the contract is agreed

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11
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Coleman v New Ireland

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Silence is not misrepresentation unless there is a legal duty to speak, as in land and insurance cases

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12
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Phelps v Reade

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Remedy for statements which have guaranteed to be true by price or by express terms are damages proportionate to what P lost

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13
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Carbin v Somerville /or/ Moran Orchanda ltd

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For tort of deceit/ false statement, D must have known of the falsity /or/ have been reckless to the falsity’s existence

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14
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Fenton v Schofield

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remedy for tort of deceit is what P’s financial condition would be if they didn’t enter the contract

But D under fraud is liable for all loss caused by fraudulent misstatement (Smith v Scrimgeaur)

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15
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Stafford v Mahony

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D’s duty of care must be proven to P specifically

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16
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Esso v Mardon

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Example of tort of negligent misstatement

17
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Henley Byrne

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Explicit exclusion clause allows tort of negligent misstatement

18
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Remedies for tort of negligent misstatement

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Damages = reliance measure, but D is not liable for loss too distant or unproven

19
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Supply of Goods 1980 Act s.45

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A statement in contract negotiations is PRESUMED fraudulent - where a contract is made after a false statement by one party
(burden of prove on whoever made the statement, O’Donnel v Truck Sales)

20
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Remedy for tort of fraud

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Damages = reliance measure
As its considered fraud, D is liable for all loss caused by false statement even if remote or unforeseeable

21
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Recession is available for any misrepresentation, if it meets…

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-impossibility of recession
-intervention on 3rd party rights
-if victim deals that contract remains in force
-delay in seeking remedy
-contract is already fully executed, unless its fraudulent

22
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Remedies short of recession include…

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Enforcement and abatement
damages in lieu ……..
Partial rescission - Irish authority is undecided on this