Misrepresentation in Contract Law

question 40

Multiple Choice

Misrepresentation in contract law

• A) is the actual assertion of fact which does not relate to the contract.
• B) is concerned with what surrounds the contract's formation, not with terms.
• C) is presumed negligent unless proven innocent.
• D) requires rescission if title has been lost in a land transaction.
• E) usually renders contract voidable at option of victim.

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