All parties to a contract have a duty to come forward and disclose all relevant facts.

Name: All parties to a contract have a duty to come forward and disclose all relevant facts.
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In contract law, only parties with a fiduciary duty or in specific types of contracts, like insurance, are required to disclose all relevant facts. Otherwise, the principle of caveat emptor (let the buyer beware) often applies.

All Parties to a Contract Have a Duty to Come