Bishop Creek Lodge v. Scira

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• constructive notice of the facts from public records is no defense to fraud
• “[A] fraud plaintiff does not have the ‘duty of inquiry’ that a purchaser of real property does. The fraud plaintiff need only demonstrate justifiable reliance; this is a different, and far lower, standard.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).