A person commits fraud when he or she knowingly makes a material misrepresentation with the intent of getting another person to act or refrain from acting to harm. It is also necessary to show that the material misrepresentation was justifiably relied upon when the “victim” acted or failed to act.
“Negligent misrepresentation” occurs when a person negligently supplies another with false information. That person who provides the false information can be liable for any losses caused by the justifiable reliance upon that false information.
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