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intentional fraud

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intentional fraud

A misrepresentation of a material fact which is intended to deceive another, does actually deceive another,and which causes harm to the one deceived.The law allows punitive damages.See also fraud.



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In the vast majority of cases," says Mark Pereira, manager of Business Information Services at HBF, "the aberrant behavior we identify is actually caused by clerical errors, rather than intentional fraud.
WHEN AN INTENTIONAL FRAUD IS PERPETRATED ON THE PUBLIC, THE RANGE OF LEGAL CAUSATION IS QUITE BROAD.
 
 
 
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