Michigan Supreme Court January 9, 1985, 70435, (Calendar No. 12) (General Electric Credit Corp. v. Wolverine Insurance)
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United States · · · 09-01-1985
Ryan, J.
This case is concerned with the meaning of the word "fraud” as used in a surety bond whose terms are prescribed by statute. Three questions are presented:
1. Whether the term "fraud” in the expression "fraud, cheating, or misrepresentation,” as used in a surety bond issued pursuant to MCL 257.248(7); MSA 9.1948(7),
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means only actual fraud or also means constructive fraud;
2.
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