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Court Of Chancery Explains Equitable Fraud Claim

Grzybowski v. Tracy, C.A. 3888-VCG (August 9, 2013)

When is there a claim for "equitable fraud" in the absence of a fiduciary relationship?  This may be an important issue when it is difficult to prove the scienter requirement to establish a common law claim for fraud. This decision holds that there may be a claim for equitable fraud even when the parties do not have a fiduciary relationship. However, the holding is limited to when the proper remedy is to rescind the transaction.

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