Supreme Court dismissed claim for damages against financier due to lack of proof of fraudulent intent.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim for damages against a financier who funded a share purchase agreement. The plaintiff alleged the financier acted fraudulently by paying part of the sum in cash and using old debts to offset the rest, but failed to prove specific fraudulent intent. The court ruled that without evidence of intentional deception, the claim for damages based on fraud could not be sustained.
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AI generatedAct on Damages for Fraud; Act on Damages for Fraud: A claim for damages based on fraud requires proof of intentional deceptive conduct by the defendant; mere suspicion or alleged irregularities in payment methods are insufficient without concrete evidence of fraudulent intent.
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Rahoitusyhtiö A oli rahoittanut yhtiöiden B ja C välisen osamaksukaupan 400 000 markalla siten, että se oli maksanut B:lle osan mainitusta määrästä rahana ja osan kuittaamalla sillä B:ltä olleita vanhoja velkoja. Kysymys B:n edustajan X:n, joka oli saanut rahoituksen kaupalle petollisella menettelyllä, A:lle maksettavan vahingonkorvauksen määrästä.