All parties to a contract have a duty to disclose all facts that might be of interest to the other parties,even if they are not expressly asked to do so.

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In contract law, parties are generally not required to disclose all facts unless there is a fiduciary relationship, a duty to correct a previous statement, or the information is necessary to prevent a partial statement from being misleading.

All Parties to a Contract Have a Duty to Disclose