DeBoer v. American Appraisal Associates, Inc.

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• noting that a plaintiff could recover for fraudulent misrepresentation under Kansas law when reliance occurred indirectly
• “[I]t is clear that under To prove fraudulent misrepresentation in a case of third-party or indirect reliance, the plaintiff must “establish that (1) they received the information from someone who received it from defendant; (2

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