Fraudulent concealment - sustany/dvg GitHub Wiki

Under contract law, a plaintiff can recover from a defendant on the grounds of fraudulent concealment where the defendant:�

1. concealed or suppressed a material fact;
2. had knowledge of this material fact;
3. that this material fact was not within reasonably diligent attention, observation, and judgment of the plaintiff;
4. that the defendant suppressed or concealed this fact with the intention that the plaintiff be misled as to the true condition of the property;
5. that the plaintiff was reasonably so misled; and
6. that the plaintiff suffered damages as a result.