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· 8/8/2022

Rusch v. The Martin Condo. Unit Owners' Ass'N

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  • “[T]he trial court veered into a discussion of constructive fraud in its memorandum .... Because, in essence, the trial court concluded that the plaintiff proved both actual and constructive fraud, the inappropriateness of the constructive fraud analysis is of no consequence in this case.”

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