Fraud or Material Misrepresentation Clause Samples
The Fraud or Material Misrepresentation clause establishes that any intentional deception or significant false statement made by a party can have legal consequences under the agreement. In practice, this clause typically allows the non-breaching party to void the contract or seek remedies if it is discovered that the other party provided false information or concealed important facts during negotiations or performance. Its core function is to protect parties from dishonest conduct and ensure that agreements are based on truthful and accurate representations.
Fraud or Material Misrepresentation. If the Agent terminates this Agreement, the Company may cancel a risk for any reason allowed by law.
Fraud or Material Misrepresentation. No action on the part of Sellers or, to Sellers’ Knowledge, Dealer or Third Party in the origination of the Automobile Loan will give rise to a claim or defense by Obligor to the obligation represented by the Automobile Loan based on fraud or material misrepresentation.
Fraud or Material Misrepresentation. If the Agreement is cancelled by Us, You may be entitled to a pro-rata refund of the paid Agreement charge for the remaining term. Notice of such cancellation will be in writing and given at least thirty (30) days prior to cancellation with the reason and effective date of cancellation.
Fraud or Material Misrepresentation