Limoge v. People's Trust Co.

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• concluding that plaintiff waived its claim of negligent misrepresentation because it was not brought before the trial court
• holding trial court was correct to refuse to address claim raised for first time in plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment
• holding trial court was correct to refuse to address claim raised for first time in plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment
• pleading must give fair notice of claim and grounds upon which it rests
• upholding court’s refusal to address claim that bank violated covenant of good faith and fair dealing where there was no mention of claim in complaint, nor any request to amend the complaint, and claim was raised for first time in motion for summary judgment
• factfinder should weigh evidence in determining whether there was justifiable reliance to support negligent misrepresentation claim

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