H-M Wexford LLC v. Encorp, Inc.

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• stating that, under Delaware law, damages are an element 9 to a breach of contract claim
• acknowledging that intent and knowledge pleaded upon information and belief can satisfy Rule 9(b)
• allowing a claim for fraud to proceed based on alleged false representations made in a Purchase Agreement
• sustaining claim that written consents were invalid because they were not individually dated by the signers
• allowing a claim for fraud to proceed based on alleged false representations made in a purchase agreement
• applying the “less particularity” standard to negligent misrepresentation claims, among others, where the allegations under question dealt with the knowledge and intent of the parties

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).