B. Fraud

Right in itself, in its distinction from right as particular and existent, is indeed determined, as something demanded, to be the essential factor, but is thereby at the same time only something demanded — on this side, something merely subjective, and hence inessential and merely apparent. Right, the universal, thus reduced by the particular will to something merely apparent — reduced, in the first instance, in the contract, to a merely external commonality of will — is fraud.