a lie is still a lie whether it's a whopper or a white lie of convenience or a
white lie of silence. Fraud means to deceive. If every business owner told
the "entire" truth about their product they probably would put doubts in the
mind of the buyer and never sell anything. It's also like putting a contract
in front of someone and saying this is a contract what you and I agree to so
sign it. That would frighten them off. If you are a salesman then it's
considered ok if not all the facts are told to your customer as in business
it's considered "buyer beware" which means the customer should check out the
product well before they buy it. They are, of course, allowed to return it if
they aren't satisfied and you must give them their money back.
It is an interesting question in any legal jurisdiction - can a party commit fraud by remaining silent in a transaction? mere silence as to facts likely to affect the willingness of a person to enter into a contract is not fraud, unless the circumstance of the case are such that regarded being had to them, it is the duty of the person keeping silence to speak, or unless his silence is, in itself, equivalent to speach.
silence is fraud in a sense when your partner is in front of you and he or she talks to you and he or she wants your opinion your willingness but you become mute and show silence in different aspects
Silence!
Yes, you could
degenerating into a mere recording of facts
DSi points are like currency, not mere game tokens. There's no 'cheat' to get more, that'd be fraud.
The answer is "silence." It is a fragile state that can easily be disrupted by any sound, including the mere act of speaking its name. When someone utters "silence," they inherently break the quietude, illustrating how delicate and easily disturbed it is.
relevant facts and details that lead you to suspect fraud
Yes, silence can be considered fraudulent in certain contexts, particularly when it involves a duty to disclose information. For example, if one party withholds crucial information that could impact another party's decision, this silence can be seen as deceptive. In legal terms, silence may constitute fraud if it leads to misrepresentation or creates a false impression. Ultimately, the context and intent behind the silence play critical roles in determining its potential fraudulent nature.
relevant facts and details that lead you to suspect fraud
Yes, loan fraud is considered a felony. It involves intentionally providing false information or misrepresenting facts to obtain a loan, which is a serious criminal offense punishable by law.
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