Robinson v. Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas

How courts have described this case

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• “Under New York law, ... a general merger clause does not, standing alone, preclude a claim of fraudulent inducement.”
• “New York courts have determined as a matter of law that a party’s reliance was unreasonable where the alleged misrepresentation is explicitly contradicted by the written agreement.”
• “Under New York law, to sustain a claim for fraudulent inducement a plaintiff must successfully allege (1) a knowingly false representation of a material fact and (2) detrimental reliance thereon.”
• “[F]act-specific [questions are] generally considered inappropriate for determination on a motion to dismiss.”

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