Banco Popular North America v. Gandi

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• holding that bank could not establish negligent misrepresentation claim against attorney absent a \relationship . . . that substitute[s] for the privity requirement\
• stating that to establish common law fraud in New Jersey, a plaintiff must plead and prove \resulting damages\ from the defendant's material misrepresentation
• stating that to establish common law fraud in New Jersey, a plaintiff must plead and prove “resulting damages” from the defendant’s material misrepresentation
• finding that “a creditor in New Jersey may bring a claim against one who assists another in executing a fraudulent transfer”
• explaining that the issue on a Rule 4:6-2(e) motion is not whether the allegations are true \but only whether they [a]re made\
• stating that to establish common law fraud in New Jersey, a plaintiff must plead and prove “resulting damages” from the defendant’s material plaintiffs claim to do business or reside. 15 misrepresentation

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