Fraud or deceit definition

Fraud or deceit means intentional deception to secure gain, through attempts deliberately to conceal, mislead, or misrepresent the truth in a manner that others might take some action in reliance or an act which provides incorrect, false, or misleading information on which others might rely.
Fraud or deceit means intentional deception to secure gain, through attempts deliberately

Examples of Fraud or deceit in a sentence

  • Fraud or deceit; if Contractor practices, or attempts to practice, any fraud or deceit upon CCCSWA.

  • Each of the following shall constitute a default under this Agreement (a “Default”): Fraud or deceit.