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2819 REVIEW GRANTED In a misrepresentation claim, allegations as to how, when, where, to whom, and by what means the false assertions were made coupled with allegations that plaintiff relied on those assertions are sufficiently particular to defeat a demurrer; if it resulted from plaintiff's justified reliance on misrepresentations made by defendant, plaintiff's forbearance to sell is sufficient to constitute damage.CitationGREENFIELD v FRITZ (Corporate Fraud) 82 CA4 741 [See: Mirkin v Wasserman 5 C4 1082, T/AT 11/93; Lazar v Superior Court, supra, 12 C4 631, T/AT 2/96]
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