Thorsten P. Sundberg v. TTR Realty, LLC

How courts have described this case

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• agreeing with trial court that plaintiffs “failed to show detrimental reliance because the alleged misrepresentations and omissions occurred after the contract [for the purchase of land] was signed”
• “we must review the terms of the contract at issue in order to determine whether appellees violated the duty of good faith and fair dealing”
• “we must review the terms of the contract at issue in order to determine whether appellees violated the duty of good faith and fair dealing”
• “a complaint alleging negligent misrepresentations need not allege that the defendant had knowledge of the falsity of the representation or the intent to deceive.”
• \[A] plaintiff alleging negligent misrepresentations or omissions must show ... that the defendant made a false statement or omitted a fact that he had a duty to disclose.\ (emphasis added)
• “In contrast to a complaint that alleges fraudulent misrepresentations, a complaint alleging negligent misrepresentations need not allege that the defendant had knowledge of the falsity of the representation or the intent to deceive.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).