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OUJI-CIV No. 18.3
FALSE REPRESENTATION --- DEFINED
FALSE REPRESENTATION --- DEFINED
A false representation of a past or present fact is any words or conduct which
create an untrue or misleading impression of the actual past or present fact in the mind of
another.
[Words that are literally true, or words or conduct that are reas onably capable of
creating both a true and a false impression, do not constitute a false representation of a
past or present fact. However, if a false impression of a past or present fact was created
by such words or conduct and the person making the representation knew the false
impression had been created, or [he/she] intended to create it, then such words or conduct
do constitute a false representation of a past or present fact.]
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- 2026-08-23
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- 2026-08-23
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