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Definition of constructive fraud - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. breach of duty or trust without intent in lawTECH.
- The court found constructive fraud despite no intent.
- The accountant uncovered constructive fraud in the client's accounts.
- Shareholders claimed constructive fraud after the secret asset transfers.
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Expressions with constructive
critique aimed at positive change
His constructive criticism helped the team perform better.
forcing resignation by creating a hostile work environment
She claimed constructive dismissal after months of harassment.
resignation due to unbearable work conditions created by employer
She claimed constructive discharge after facing constant harassment at work.
breach benefits the non-breaching party
The court ruled it as a constructive breach.
legal concept treating a situation as a contract
The court imposed a constructive contract to ensure fairness.
undistributed profit treated as dividend for tax purposes
The IRS classified the loan as a constructive dividend.
landlord's neglect making property unlivable for tenant
The tenant claimed constructive eviction due to severe mold issues.
legal control over property without physical possession
The court ruled he had constructive possession of the car.
legal trust created by court to prevent unfair gain
The judge imposed a constructive trust to prevent unjust enrichment.
relating to the phase of metabolism involving the creation of complex molecules
The constructive-metabolic phase is crucial for growth and repair in cells..
synthesis of complex substances from simpler ones in organisms
Constructive metabolism is vital for cell growth and repair.
Expressions with fraud
illegal trick using computers to steal money data or other benefits
The company lost thousands of dollars to sophisticated computer fraud.
secret plan used to trick people and get money illegally
The company director was arrested for running a massive fraud scheme.
illegal act of deceiving an insurance company
He was arrested for committing insurance fraud.
manipulation of vote counts to alter results
Election fraud was suspected when the numbers didn't match.
illegal interference with election processes
The candidate was accused of electoral fraud during the election.
methods and actions used to stop cheating for money or advantage
The bank invested heavily in fraud prevention after several incidents.
tricking someone to gain something unfairly
The company was accused of legal fraud.
person who detects and stops fraud
The company hired a fraud buster to secure their finances.
unlawful deception carried out online to steal money, data or benefits
The company lost thousands of dollars due to internet fraud.
illegal act of not paying taxes owed
He was charged with tax fraud for hiding income.
criminal act of trying to deceive for unfair or illegal financial gain
The company reported the email scam as attempted fraud to the authorities.
organized processes and tools used to detect prevent and handle cheating activities
The bank invested in new fraud management systems to protect customer accounts.
deceptive practice of repeatedly clicking on an ad to generate revenue
The website was penalized for engaging in click fraud to boost profits.
deception affecting legal rights
The court ruled it as fraud in law.
deception causing agreement based on false information
The contract was void due to fraud in the inducement.
illegal use of mail to trick or cheat someone
He was arrested for mail fraud last year.
illegal practice of deceiving investors
He was charged with securities fraud for misleading investors.
crime using electronic communication to deceive and defraud
He was charged with wire fraud for the scam.
trickery about a paper's nature, causing someone to sign unknowingly
Her lawyer argued fraud in the factum because she never understood the document.
illegal trading between countries to steal VAT refunds
Carousel fraud cost the government millions in lost VAT.
illegal trick to get money or property
The company was involved in collateral fraud to boost profits.
fraud that prevents a fair trial
The case was dismissed due to extrinsic fraud.
deliberate trickery causing injury, shown by evidence
The judge found fraud in fact based on clear testimony.
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- French:fraude constructive, ...
- German:konstruktiver Betrug, ...
- Italian:frode costruttiva, ...
- Spanish:fraude constructivo, ...
- Portuguese:fraude por presunção, ...
- Chinese:构成性欺诈, ...
- Japanese:構成的詐欺, ...
- Arabic:غِشّ حُكْمِي, ...
- Hebrew:הוֹנָאָה קוֹנְסְטְרוּקְטִיבִית, ...
- Russian:конструктивное мошенничество, ...
- Ukrainian:конструктивне шахрайство, ...
- Hindi:निर्मित धोखाधड़ी, ...
- Bengali:গঠিত প্রতারণা, ...
- Catalan:frau constructiu, ...
- Czech:konstruktivní podvod, ...
- Danish:konstruktivt bedrageri, ...
- Dutch:constructieve fraude, ...
- Greek:κατασκευαστική απάτη, ...
- Hungarian:vélelmezett csalárdság, ...
- Khmer:ការរំលោភកាតព្វកិច្ច ឬការបំពានលើទំនុកចិត្តដោយគ្មានចេតនាតាមផ្លូវច្បាប់, ...
- Korean:구성적 사기, ...
- Persian:تقلب فرضی, ...
- Polish:fałszywe oszustwo, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fraude construtiva, ...
- Romanian:fraudă constructivă, ...
- Swedish:konstruktivt bedrägeri, ...
- Thai:การฉ้อฉลโดยนิตินัย, ...
- Turkish:zımni dolandırıcılık, ...
- Vietnamese:gian lận suy đoán, ...
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