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Arkwright v Newbold: CA 1881

Cotton LJ discussed the tort of deceit and said: ‘In my opinion, it would not be right in an action of deceit to give a plaintiff relief on the ground that a particular statement, according to the construction put on it by the court, is false, when the plaintiff does not venture to swear that he understood the statement in the sense which the court puts on it.’
References: (1881) 17 ChD 301
Judges: Cotton LJ
Jurisdiction: England and Wales
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