Brickner v. Azarya Realty Corp.

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• \[A] party who commits intentional fraud is liable to any person who is intended to rely on the misrepresentation or omission and who does in fact so rely to his detriment.\
• “[A] party who commits intentional fraud is liable to any person who is intended to rely on the misrepresentation or omission and who does in fact so rely to his detriment.”
• party that purchased company based on inaccurate finan-cials had standing to sue auditors where auditors were aware that the financial statements would be used in connection with the sale and that the purchaser intended to rely on them
• plaintiff relied on defendant's certified financial statements
• plaintiff. relied on defendant’s certified financial statements

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).