Dezero v. Turner’s Empirical Analysis

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2 state decisions

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1. ““The false statements of existing facts in the complaint could be found by the jury to have constituted a material inducement to the dealings between the parties and the right of the plaintiff to recover would not be changed because the jury could also find that he was induced to some extent in the matter by the alleged future misrepresentations. It is not essential that a misrepresentation of a material fact be the sole cause or inducement of the contract or transaction. It is enough that it constitute a material inducement.” Dezro v. Turner, 112 Vt. 194, 196 , 22 A.2d 173 ; Potter v. Crawford, 106 Vt. 517, 520 , 175 Atl. 229 .”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Jobidon v. Lussier