FRASER ENGINEERING CO. v. Desmond

How courts have described this case

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• holding that refusal to pay a debt from certain expected insurance proceeds after promising to do so is an unfair act where the promise caused someone to act differently than he or she otherwise would have
• unfair or deceptive act where developer failed to honor his assurance that plaintiff would be paid from insurance proceeds
• \Nor is proof of actual reliance on a misrepresentation required so long as the evidence warrants a finding of a causal relationship between the misrepresentation and the injury to the plaintiff.\
• “Nor is proof of actual reliance on a misrepresentation required so long as the evidence warrants a finding of a causal relationship between the misrepresentation and the injury to the plaintiff.”
• “Nor is proof of actual reliance on a misrepresentation required so long as the evidence warrants a finding of a causal relationship between the misrepresentation and the injury to the plaintiff.”
• to establish a claim pursuant to Chapter 93A, “proof of actual reliance on a misrepresentation [is not] required so long as the evidence warrants a finding of a causal relationship between the misrepresentation and the injury to the plaintiff’

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