Boud v. SDNCO, INC.

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• finding that a statement was an affirmation of fact if it was “objective in nature, i.e., verifiable or capable of being proven true or false,” as opposed to an opinion, which is subjective and open to reasonable disagreement
• noting (1) an affirmation of fact is a statement which is objective in nature; (2) a promise must be highly specific or definite; and (3) an opinion is a statement that is neither objective nor specific enough to be a fact or promise

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