implied representation

implied representation
A representation made, not directly by words, but indirectly by words, acts, or conduct from which the representation of a fact may be implied. See 32 Am J2d False Pret § 17. A conclusion which, while not expressed directly in a statement, is one clearly to be drawn from the statement. 29 Am J Rev ed Ins § 698.

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