· 8/25/1989
Heller v. Martin
Citations
- 782 P.2d 1241
- 14 Kan. App. 2d 48
- 1989 Kan. App. LEXIS 591
How courts have described this case
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- breach of contract action cannot be turned into an action for fraud by merely alleging reliance on representations that the contract would be performed and detriment from its breach
- material omission in violation of Kansas Consumer Protection Act requires intentional concealment
- breach of contract action cannot be turned into action for fraud merely by alleging reliance on representation that contract would be performed; independent fraud must cause damages beyond those caused by breach
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Judges: Rulon, Rees, Smith
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