A party to a contract has a duty to investigate the other party's factual statements.

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While a party to a contract has a duty to disclose all material facts related to the contract, they typically do not have a duty to investigate the truthfulness of the other party's factual statements. However, a party may choose to conduct additional research or ask questions to ensure they have a clear understanding of the facts presented.

A Party to a Contract Has a Duty to Investigate