TRADERS BANK v. Dils
West Virginia Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McHUGH, Justice:
This case is before us on certified question and presents the issue of whether a promissory note maker has standing to assert a tort claim of fraud in the inducement as a defense and counterclaim to a lender’s attempt to enforce the note where the maker relied upon the lender’s oral promise, which the lender had no contemporaneous intention of fulfilling, and where the beneficiary of such promise was a third-party. Upon our careful consideration of this issue, we determine that a promissory note maker does have standing to assert fraud in the inducement under the factual…
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