D. Connecticut· 9/29/2005

IM PARTNERS v. Debit Direct Ltd.

Citations

394 F. Supp. 2d 503
2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 22399
2005 WL 2406008

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“There are many representations that can be made about the prospects of a proposed business that, even if the business turns out not to be successful, are not fraudulent.”
“[T]he false statements [of] an element of negligent misrepresentation do not have to be stated with the same degree of particularity [as a claim of fraud] to survive a motion to dismiss.”
“[T]he false statements [of] an element of negligent misrepresentation do not have to be stated with the same degree of particularity to survive a motion to dismiss” as of a claim of fraud.”
“[T]he false statements . . . of negligent misrepresentation do not have to be stated with the same degree of particularity [as for a claim of fraud] to survive a motion to dismiss.”
Rule 9(b) does not apply

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Judges: Hall

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