Harkala v. Wildwood Realty, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the Consumer Fraud Act is intended to provide greater protection than the common law action of fraud, and therefore, “a plaintiff need not show actual reliance or diligence in ascertaining the accuracy of the misstatements”
• finding that the Consumer Fraud Act is intended to provide greater protection than the common law action of fraud, and therefore “a plaintiff need not show actual reliance or diligence in ascertaining the accuracy of the misstatements”
• affirming summary judgment in favor of real estate brokers who had no duty to investigate home for concealed defects

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).