It would be fraud when they were presenting it to other people, but I'd be curious if it would apply to him, since he's not the one being defrauded.
Is impersonation by misattribution actionable in a court of law?
It would be fraud when they were presenting it to other people, but I'd be curious if it would apply to him, since he's not the one being defrauded.
Is impersonation by misattribution actionable in a court of law?