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· 4/8/2008

Whitney Bros. v. United States

Citations

  • 274 F. App'x 887

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  • “[I]f a party claiming fraud was given information that would arouse the suspicions of an ordinary person, he is under a duty to investigate and cannot reasonably rely on the representations or silence of the other party.”

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