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Utmost good faith

Uberrimae fidei IMGUK v Simmonds

Subsequent falsity

With v O'flannagan

Half truths

Partial revelation can be misrepresentation Dimmock v Hallett

Client's best interests

Fiduciary relationships can force contracting parties to disclose certain facts or be misrepresented

Voluntary assumption of responsibility

Silence from a party who has volunteered contracting party's best interests can be misrepresentation westgate insurance

Stating opinion

Regular salesman - not misrepresentation Bisset v Wilkinson


Expert opinion - potential misrepresentation Edgington v Fitzmaurice

Inducement

The representation must have been a reason why the plaintiff contracted Redgrave v Hurd

Fraudulent misrepresentation

Making a statement you believe to be false Derry v Peek


Awards innocent party with all damages regardless of remotness

Negligent misrepresentation

A statement which a party believed to be true, but did not have sufficient grounds to believe such Byrne v Heller & partners


Plaintiff awarded damages under tort of negligence for all foreseeable damages

Misrepresentation for non consumer contracts

Section 2(1) of misrepresentation act 1967 burden to prove reasonable belief for misrepresentation is on the defendant


Damages awarded regardless of remoteness

Rescission

Putting contract aside and restoring the plaintiff to their starting position

Indemnity payment

Insurance payouts etc - remedy set in the contract (usable instead of rescission if it is deemed reasonable) Whittington v seale-hayne

Bars to rescission

Affirmation of contract, lapse of time, impossible rescission, rescission would injur a third party's acquired rights

Innocent misrepresentation

Consumer contracts under misrepresentation act 1967


Damages awarded at judges discression