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If the claimant is successful in bringing an action for misrepresentation, the defendant will be liable for all losses flowing from the inducement, whether or not they were foreseeable. The claimant is also entitled to rescission of the contract, unless the court orders damages in lieu of this.
If the complainant is able to establish negligent misrepresentation, they may be entitled to: Damages aimed at putting them back in the position they would have been, but for the negligent misrepresentation; Rescission of the contract, where the court states that the contract does not take effect; or.
If you bring a misrepresentation claim and win, the CCB can order the respondent to pay you any damages they caused, up to $30,000.
You can file complaints and report fraud to federal and state consumer protection agencies. Report your issue to The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), your states attorney generals office, and department of commerce. You can also complain to the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
In theory, a term can exclude or limit any kind of liability. This could be liability for (for example) negligence, misrepresentation or breach of contract. An exclusion clause can be broad, applying to all kinds of liability, or narrow, excluding only certain types of liability.
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Damages. Damages for negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation are calculated in ance with the usual law of damages. When coupled with rescission, an award of damages is designed to put the party in the position they would have been, had the misrepresentation not been made.
For innocent misrepresentation, the innocent party must show that the statement was false, whereas for fraudulent misrepresentation, they must show that the person making the statement knew that it was false or was reckless as to whether it was true or false.

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