Ordinarily, every party to a contract has a duty to come forward and disclose facts.

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In general, parties to a contract are not obligated to disclose facts unless there is a special relationship of trust (fiduciary relationship), the contract is of a type that requires full disclosure (like insurance contracts), or there is a direct question about a material fact.

Ordinarily, Every Party to a Contract Has a Duty to Come