If an Incident of Misrepresentation Is Neither Fraudulent nor Negligent

question 15

Multiple Choice

If an incident of misrepresentation is neither fraudulent nor negligent, yet it resulted in harm, then

• A) it is innocent misrepresentation which has no legal significance
• B) the victim is guilty of having unreasonable reliance on the misrepresentation.
• C) it does not qualify for a tort action.
• D) the victim's one hope is to show that a provision in the contract was misrepresented.
• E) a claim of tort can only be made with evidence the victim relied on the misrepresentation.

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