The Fair Credit Reporting Act contains one explicit exception; in cases of "willful misrepresentation" by the reporting company, the two-year limit is to be counted from the plaintiff's discovery of the misrepresentation.
Insurers cannot charge co-payments for preventive services or impose a lifetime limit on benefits; must allow consumers to appeal a denial of benefits; and cannot rescind coverage, except in cases of fraud or intentional misrepresentation.
UnitedHealthcare, "has ended its limited use of rescissions effective immediately, except in cases of fraud or intentional misrepresentation of material fact," the company announced on Wednesday in a clear admission that it was engaged in the practice as a matter of policy.
All equipments, in case of monitoring directly on sea, must obey to specific requirements in order to avoid misrepresentation of pollutant concentrations.
Whilst preparing our review on ADHD we noticed several types and cases of data misrepresentation.
In the end, then, even an amended causal theory falters in the face of misrepresentation.
In the case of these art misrepresentations, falsification is an overlooked but powerful underpinning of historic anti-Semitism.
With these subtleties in mind, this work will define one facet of abstraction as the omission of irrelevant information, but not in cases where this amounts to an explicit misrepresentation of the system (which would be called an idealisation).
In this case no misrepresentation is involved but the crude causal theory again entails inappropriate disjunctive contents.
Jeffrey M. Kaplan, a lawyer at Kaplan & Walker in Princeton, N.J., said: "In a case of a regulator contributing to misrepresentations made to shareholders, you could have individual criminal liability.
On Friday, the Liberal government filed documents stating it would not heed demands for a moratorium on revocations in cases of misrepresentation until the case is settled in court.
