Fraudulent Non-Disclosure

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What is
Fraudulent Non-Disclosure
Failure to disclose material facts with intent to deceive.
Fraudulent Non-Disclosure
in more detail

Fraudulent non-disclosure occurs when a party deliberately withholds information that should have been disclosed under their duty of disclosure. For example, failing to disclose prior cyber incidents when applying for cyber insurance. Under Section 28 of the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth), this allows the insurer to avoid the contract entirely from inception.

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