Definition of «fraudulent inducement»

Fraudulent inducement refers to a situation where someone tricks or deceives another person into signing a contract or making a decision by providing false information or promises. In simpler terms, it means using dishonest tactics to convince someone to do something they wouldn't have done otherwise.

Sentences with «fraudulent inducement»

Independent contractor claims for fraudulent inducement of employment barred by statute of limitations and parol evidence rule (gmsr.com)
A California Superior Court Judge held the bank was not liable for fraudulent inducement following a two - week bench trial. (millerbarondess.com)
Under Morgan, the Court concludes that Plaintiff's race discrimination, promissory estoppel, and fraudulent inducement claims are in part barred by the one - and two - year statutes of limitation under Minn.. (thekuhnlawfirm.com)
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