Kan. App
Definition (1910 Edition)
758, 41 Pac. 1116.
27, 44 Pac. 447. Fraud in law. is fraud in contemplation of law; fraud implied or inferred by law; fraud made out by construction of law, as distinguished from fraud found by a jury from matter of fact; constructive fraud (g. v.) See 2 Kent, Comm. 512-532; Delaney v. Valentine, 154 N. Y. 692, 49 N. E. 63; Burr v. Clement, 9 Colo. 1, 9
27, 44 Pac. 447. Fraud in law. is fraud in contemplation of law; fraud implied or inferred by law; fraud made out by construction of law, as distinguished from fraud found by a jury from matter of fact; constructive fraud (g. v.) See 2 Kent, Comm. 512-532; Delaney v. Valentine, 154 N. Y. 692, 49 N. E. 63; Burr v. Clement, 9 Colo. 1, 9
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