Lynas v. Williams

How courts have described this case

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• holding that justifiable reliance is an element of deceptive practices
• noting that the pre-suit notice requirement of the GFBPA is to be “liberally construed”
• finding “justifiable reliance is an essential element” of a claim under the Georgia FBPA (Count XIV)
• “[I]t is a statutory prerequisite to the filing of a FBPA suit that adequate written notice be timely sent.”
• “The Fair Business Practices Act incorporates the ‘reliance’ element of the common law tort of misrepresentation into the causation element of a[n] FBPA claim. Consequently, justifiable reliance is an essential element.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).