Willt v. Feikert

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that when determining the intent of the parties, this Court looks to the contract language alone
• noting the general rule that fraud in the inducement renders a contract voidable, but not void
• fraud in the inducement does not render a contract void, but merely voidable at the election of the defrauded party

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