McClard v. Crain Management Group, Inc.

I would affirm this case.

The trial judge instructed the jury on what the term, justifiable reliance, meant in the context of this case. He explained that he did so because the AMI instructions did not fully and adequately cover the necessary law. He then looked to one of our recent cases, Brookside Village Mobile Homes v. Meyers, 301 Ark. 139, 782 S.W.2d 365 (1990), and used our holding there to clarify the term. He instructed the jury that justifiable reliance meant that the ascertainment of undisclosed facts was not within the reach of the plaintiffs diligent attention and observation.

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