For decades, courts around the country have struggled with whether to enforce, and how to interpret, contractual disclaimers that limit liability for fraud based on extra-contractual statements and o…
Walking the Tightrope: Limiting Fraud Claims Based on Extra-Contractual Statements and Omissions
In Brief
- Two recent Delaware decisions offer helpful guidance on the drafting of anti-reliance clauses.
- First, sellers should include language limiting the right to bring fraud claims to claims based on the express representations and warranties in the purchase agreement.
- Second, anti-reliance disclaimers should include express disclaimers of reliance on the “accuracy and completeness” of the information provided and the omission of material facts outside of the agreement.
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