Munjal v. Baird & Warner, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• implying that clear and convincing evidence required to establish fraud under the Illinois consumer fraud act
• implying that clear and convincing evidence required to establish fraud under the Illinois consumer fraud act
• plaintiff paid more than the actual value of the real estate misrepresented to have no defects
• misrepresentation was an attempt to induce the purchaser to buy the house for a value that did not reflect the existence of the defect
• misrepresentation was an attempt to induce the purchaser to buy the house for a value that did not reflect the existence of the defect
• misrepresentation was an attempt to induce the purchaser to buy the house for a value that did not reflect the existence of the defect

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).