alleryStart learning →Why is proving fraud in court often described as difficult?
AIntent must be proved
BNo records ever exist
CJuries cannot decide
DFraud has no definition
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Intent must be proved
Intention to defraud is the key element, so fraud carries a greater evidentiary burden than other civil claims.
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