Intentional misrepresentation means purposefully giving false or misleading information with the aim of deceiving or tricking someone. It is when someone lies or provides incorrect details on purpose to make others believe something that isn't true.
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«intentional»
«misrepresentation»
Sentences with «intentional misrepresentation»
- In some cases there's been intentional misrepresentation of what people were talking about in the e-mail exchanges. (discovermagazine.com)
- Insurance coverage may be rendered void if intentional misrepresentation by a policyholder is discovered. (rmiia.org)
- The purchasers alleged that the defendants conspired to mislead and defraud the purchasers regarding the costs of the 1031 transaction, and brought claims for intentional misrepresentation, negligent misrepresentation, fraud, and unfair business practices. (nar.realtor)
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