Lou Bachrodt Chevrolet, Inc. v. Savage

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• providing that elements of fraud in inducement include representation of material fact that is knowingly false and intentionally made to induce the other party to do an act from which he suffers damage
• claim of fraud sufficient to support verdict for compensatory damages is perforce sufficient to support claim for punitive damages
• a claim of fraud sufficient to support a finding of compensatory damages is sufficient to support a claim of punitive damages being presented to the jury
• a claim of fraud sufficient to support a finding of compensatory damages is sufficient to support a claim of punitive damages being presented to the jury

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