Across
- 7. Case which set the new test for dishonesty
- 10. Ivey v GC ______ the law on dishonesty
- 11. Type of representation where D makes an outright statement
Down
- 1. Type of representation where it is not stated outright but can be implied by D's actions or words
- 2. D must intend to make a _____ or cause a loss
- 3. Section of the Fraud Act which defines 'gain' and 'loss'
- 4. D must know the statement is untrue or misleading accoridng too ______
- 5. False rep includes any representation as to _____ or _____ according to s2(3)
- 6. Section of the Fraud Act which outlines law of Fraud by False Rep
- 8. The definition of 'implied representation' is critisised as being too ____
- 9. Proving D knew the statement was untrue or misleading could be ______
