Wise v. Anderson

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• knowledge of facts causing reasonably prudent person to inquire leading to discovery of fraud “is in law knowledge of the fraud”
• even where it is impractical to rescind an estate sale transaction, purchaser, although fraudulently induced into sale, cannot recover benefit of the bargain damages
• lessor’s knowledge that no well had been commenced within time prescribed for drilling was “knowledge of facts which would cause a reasonably prudent person to make inquiry” and constituted knowledge of fraud
• discovery rule applicable to actionable fraud

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).