Ordinarily,silence does not constitute a misrepresentation.

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Silence alone does not typically constitute a misrepresentation. However, there may be situations where silence could be misleading or fraudulent if there is a duty to disclose certain information. For example, if a seller knows of a defect in a product they are selling and does not disclose it, their silence could be considered a misrepresentation.

Ordinarily,silence Does Not Constitute a Misrepresentation