Misrepresentation in Court

A false statement in a court's statement can be defined as a statement of a clear and false fact made to a misguided party (or in some cases a legal statement), which is significant, triggering a contract Is to do. False statements may invalidate the contract and cause damage based on the type of false entry.

Regarding negligence of misstatement, the court applied the principle of independent responsibility to confirm that the Court of Appeal denied the summary judgment. In the case of the previous economic loss regulation, false statements under written contract were forbidden, but the court found that false statements that caused developers to sign contracts on work and on contracts We have agreed that there is a responsibility to avoid. . In some cases the court may, in some cases, even if it involves economic damage only and the parties possess potential economic liability (the parties may attempt to sign the contract on these issues), the misrepresentation False indications are executable.

There are two types of misrepresentation. Fraud to facts and fraud to induction. Actual fraud is focused on whether parties accusing false statements know that they have a contract. If the parties do not know that they are signing a contract, there is no gathering of souls and the contract is invalid. The focus of the induction fraud is to have the parties make a false statement of the contract. Incorrectly state important facts to invalidate the contract (if the party knows the fact, the parties do not sign the contract)

If persuaded by the parties to sign a contract that they would not have signed through false statements, the law will give some relief depending on the type of misrepresentation involved. A false indication (from a business partner) due to intentional (fraudulent) or negligent occurs when the following factors are involved. - There must be false statements that convey false statements (such as material quality) through remarks or contracts. - False labeling must be done by another party (such as a supplier) or a person working for it (salesperson). - False statements must be reasons for consensus (based on provided information such as quality). - False statements must be made intentionally or negligently. In this case, the innocent party or innocent party can apply to the court to declare the contract invalid. In other words, an innocent party has the right to cancel or cancel the contract.