- Intention:
Misstatements can be made
deliberately with the
intent to
deceive or
unintentionally due to misconception. Consequences:
Impact of
misstatements can...
-
original statement.
Actionable misrepresentations must be
misstatements of fact or law:
misstatements of
opinion or
intention are not
deemed statements of...
- not
detect a
misstatement that
exists in an ****ertion that
could be material,
either individually or when
aggregated with
other misstatements. In
other words...
- to
avoid making misstatements. This
point is no
longer good law in
cases where economic loss
flows from non-fraudulent
misstatements.
Within company law...
- Qiu,
Linda (December 21, 2015). "2015 Lie of the Year: the
campaign misstatements of
Donald Trump". PolitiFact.
Retrieved October 1, 2021. Farhi, Paul...
- The
Bowling Green m****acre is a
fictitious incident of
Islamic terrorism mentioned by
Kellyanne Conway, then–counselor to
President Donald Trump, in interviews...
-
statements are said to be true and fair when they are free of
material misstatements – a
concept influenced by both
quantitative (numerical) and qualitative...
-
close to her. On 23 June 2008, Winehouse's
publicist corrected earlier misstatements by
Mitch Winehouse that his
daughter had early-stage emphysema, saying...
- case on
economic loss in
English tort law
resulting from a
negligent misstatement.
Prior to the decision, the
notion that a
party may owe
another a duty...
- of an
untruthful statement False statement, aka a falsehood, falsity,
misstatement or untruth, is a
statement that is
false false (Unix), a Unix command...
