Tirapelli v. Advanced Equities, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that reasonable reliance is an element of both section 12(F) and section 12(G) claims
• stating that reasonable reliance is an element of Illinois common law fraud and noting that the terms \justifiable” and \reasonable” with regard to reliance in a fraud claim are used interchangeably
• requiring inquiry as to what plaintiff knew or could have known in evaluat ing reliance
• “Having agreed in writing that they did not rely on any representations found outside the [contract], plaintiffs cannot be allowed to argue fraud based on such representations.”
• barring claim where the plaintiff sued the defendant pursuant to section 10(b
• “The presence of the integration and non-reliance clauses in the [contract] made plaintiffs’ reliance on the alleged oral representations by defendants unreasonable as a matter of law.”

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