Silence is not a misrepresentation unless nondisclosure would cause bodily injury or death.

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Silence or nondisclosure is generally not considered misrepresentation unless there is a risk of bodily injury or death. In other words, if a person's silence or failure to disclose certain information can cause harm and danger to someone else, then it can be considered misrepresentation. However, in most cases, silence or nondisclosure does not equate to misrepresentation.

Silence Is Not a Misrepresentation Unless Nondisclosure Would Cause Bodily