fraud in law
- A concept where dishonesty or deceit is inferred due to the existing conditions, regardless of any intentional misleading
- The jury ruled that there was fraud in law as the existing conditions suggested deceit, even though there was no direct intention to deceive.
- Based on the evidence, the attorney argued that this was a clear case of fraud in law as the circumstances indicated duplicity, irrespective of intent.
- The intentional disguise was not present, but due to the situation, the court inferred fraud in law.
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