A contract obtained through false representation is voidable. Fraud is a type of misrepresentation, so when fraudulent or negligent misrepresentation is used on a contract, it creates a voidable contract. It requires a court order to be declared invalid.
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Conveying title to real estate when the seller inadvertently misnames the grantee in the recorded deed.
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People v. Schmidt Facts: The owner of a company claiming to help homeowners avoid foreclosure...
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MTC Financial Inc. v. California Department of Tax and Fee Administration Facts: A property owner...
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Mendoza v. JPMorgan Bank Facts: A homeowner obtains a mortgage secured by a trust deed on their...
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