Fraud 1 Elements 1. False representation to
Description: Fraud 1 Elements 1. False representation to testator. 2 Elements 1. False representation to testator. 2. Knowledge of falsity. 3 Elements 1. False representation to testator. 2. Knowledge of falsity. 3. Testator reasonably believed
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slide1. Fraud 1<br>
slide2. Elements 1. False representation to testator. 2<br>
slide3. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity. 3<br>
slide4. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity.
3. Testator reasonably believed representation. 4<br>
slide5. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity.
3. Testator reasonably believed representation.
4. Causation 5<br>
slide6. Types of Fraud 1. Fraud in the Factum (Fraud in the Execution)
Testator deceived as to identity or contents of instrument.
“I did not know I was signing a will.”
[actually, no testamentary intent] 6<br>
slide7. Types of Fraud 2. Fraud in the Inducement
Testator deceived as to extrinsic fact and makes will based on that fact.
“I knew I was signing a will but would not have done so if I knew the truth.”
[actually, no testamentary intent] 7<br>
slide2. Elements 1. False representation to testator. 2<br>
slide3. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity. 3<br>
slide4. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity.
3. Testator reasonably believed representation. 4<br>
slide5. Elements 1. False representation to testator.
2. Knowledge of falsity.
3. Testator reasonably believed representation.
4. Causation 5<br>
slide6. Types of Fraud 1. Fraud in the Factum (Fraud in the Execution)
Testator deceived as to identity or contents of instrument.
“I did not know I was signing a will.”
[actually, no testamentary intent] 6<br>
slide7. Types of Fraud 2. Fraud in the Inducement
Testator deceived as to extrinsic fact and makes will based on that fact.
“I knew I was signing a will but would not have done so if I knew the truth.”
[actually, no testamentary intent] 7<br>