Krause v. Eugene Dodge, Inc.

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• holding that a party who makes a representation which is misleading because it omits a material fact is liable as for a misrepresentation even though the party had no duty to disclose and would not have been liable had he remained silent
• holding that a party who makes a representation which is misleading because it omits a material fact is liable as for a misrepresentation even though the party had no duty to disclose and would not have been liable had he remained silent
• party who is under no duty to speak, but nonetheless does so, may be held civilly liable for materially misleading representations

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).