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Although the court in Prudential held that an as-is agreement negated causation that was essential to the plaintiff's recovery for fraud, it also pointed out that the plaintiff did not assert fraud in the inducement, and noted that a buyer is not bound by an as-is agreement that he is induced to make because of the seller's fraudulent representation or concealment of information.
November 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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