Defendants' renewed motions for summary judgment on plaintiffs' fraud cause of action were prompted by disclosure that had resulted in concessions by plaintiffs City and Housing Authority that they never directly relied on any misrepresentations of product safety made by defendants. The IAS Court, in Part II of its decision, set forth in scholarly and well-reasoned fashion the reasons why these concessions do not warrant summary judgment, ruling that a showing of direct reliance...
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