Remeikis v. Boss & Phelps, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that defendants’ failure to disclose their knowledge that their home had termites was a false representation
• adopting the definition of negligent misrepresentation set forth in the Restatement (Second) of Torts
• appellants presented sufficient evidence of fraudulent scheme misrepresenting extent of termite damage in newly purchased house
• appellants presented sufficient evidence of fraudulent scheme misrepresenting extent of termite damage in newly purchased house
• liability where plaintiff relied upon broker’s assurance that sales contract protected against termite damage
• “[A] statement literally true is actionable if made to create a false impression,” even under the more exacting 3 There are at least two distinct types of puffery. There are (1

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