U.S. Quest Ltd. v. Kimmons

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• holding that reliance is an element of common law fraud and statutory fraud
• applying Texas law and concluding that merger clause showed parties \intended to abandon any alleged agreement to enter a second written contract\
• applying Texas law and concluding that merger clause showed parties \intended to abandon any alleged agreement to enter a second written contract\
• applying Texas law and concluding that merger clause showed parties “intended to abandon any alleged agreement to enter a second written contract”
• applying Texas law and concluding that merger clause showed parties “intended to abandon any alleged agreement to enter a second written contract”
• securities fraud laws generally embody same elements of common-law fraud, including intent to induce reliance on misrepresentation

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