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Misrepresentation

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  • August 17, 2021
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Topic 4- Misrepresentation, Duress and Undue Influence
Approaching a misrepresentation problem question:
1. Establish a claim
Misrepresentation: A false statement of fact that induces another to enter a contract
Must include:
 A false statement
 Of existing or a past fact
 Made by one party to another
 Which makes the other party enter into the contract


2. Remedies
The nature of the remedy depends on the type of misrep (fraud, innocent, negligent)
Rescission: Victim may choose to put the contract aside, contract is voidable but not void
Damages: Victim may also be able to claim damages


A false statement:
Silence doesn’t lead to misrep but there are some exceptions
Contracts of the upmost good faith: duty to disclose material facts, if you stay silent the
contract can be void
Continuing Representations: Duty to disclose facts if they have changed before the contract
is entered into (profits fall since the first meeting)
With v O’Flanagan 1936
 Doctor was selling the practice
 The first meeting the profits were high
 They then fell, and the doctor didn’t tell the buyer
 There was a duty to keep the buyer up to date
Implied Representations “Half-truths”: Facts were supressed
Dimmock v Hallett 1866
 Told the buyer that all the farms are fully let
 But it was a half-truth because one tenant said that they were going to leave
Spice Girls Ltd v Aprilia World Service BV 2002

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