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Fraud that is the reason why a party entered into the contract (without which the party would not have agreed) is called:
- Causal fraud (dolo causante), which makes the contract voidable
- Incidental fraud, which makes the contract void
- Lawful fraud
- Constructive notice
Answer
A. Causal fraud (dolo causante), which makes the contract voidable
Solution
Incidental fraud (dolo incidente) only gives rise to damages (Art. 1344).
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