Taeger v. CATHOLIC FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVS.

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• holding that to prove common law 11 fraud, plaintiff must establish proximate injury
• explaining that laying foundation under the business records exception requires evidence of how a record was kept in the regular course of business and thus testimony only about how a record was obtained did not suffice
• explaining the plaintiffs 10 did not merely defer to a defendant’s knowledge but they were required to rely on the 11 defendant’s knowledge because they had no other way to attain the information
• addressing whether there was a 19 fiduciary duty between an adoption agency and adopting parents in which the agency 20 collected information from the biological mother that was inaccessible to the adopting 21 parents
• listing elements of common law fraud

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