11.   ...demonstrably false statements.

12.   The false statement or trick must have deceived the victim into acting as he did.

13.   In principle, rescission may be available if the vendor made a false statement of fact and that statement became a term of the sale agreement.

14.   The law of libel will not correct all or even most false statements.

15.   It can only be activated when a false statement actually damages a reputation.

16.   An ideal law would ensure both the speedy correction of false statements and the protection of the expression of honest opinion.

17.   This was an entirely false statement, obviously damaging to a thriving professional musician.

18.   Such proof is necessary before a plaintiff can succeed against unfair and exaggerated criticism or against false statements made on certain public occasions.

19.   In most cases, the publication of a false statement will give it currency and credit.

20.   That seems to me to qualify as a false statement made with the intention of dise deceiving which is how the dictionary defines a lie.