Robinson v. Colorado State Lottery Division

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• holding that an unjust enrichment claim may sound in tort when based on alleged fraud
• concluding that claims “aris[ing] out of the alleged misrepresentation of certain facts by” the Colorado State Lottery Division were barred by the CGIA
• holding that the relief requested is “an aid in understanding the duty breached or the injury caused to determine if the claim lies or could lie in tort”
• noting that “a claim that is supported by allegations of misrepresentation or fraud is likely a claim that could lie in tort”
• noting that fraud is a common law tort claim expressly intended to remedy economic loss which can exist independent of or in conjunction with a contract claim
• treating an unjust enrichment claim as a contract claim for purposes of section 13-17-201

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).