John and Mary Are Thinking of Buying a House

question 17

Multiple Choice

John and Mary are thinking of buying a house. They see one they like and arrange to view it. The current owner, Emelda shows them over the house stating, "I've owned this house for 20 years, and it is completely sound. There are no problems." In fact, as John and Mary discover later, the house is infested with termites. If Emelda did know there were termites and was desperate to sell, this would be an example of:

• A) Innocent misrepresentation
• B) Undue influence
• C) Duress
• D) Fraudulent misrepresentation

Analyze the socio-economic factors affecting single-parent families and their implications for child development.

Understand the diversity of adult relationship dynamics and marital decisions, including cultural variations.

Examine the emotional and psychological effects of adult life events and stages on self-esteem and identity formation.

Recognize the challenges and benefits of transition to parenthood and family life adjustments.

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Definitions:

Criminal Vicarious Liability Doctrine

A legal principle holding one person or entity responsible for the criminal actions of another, typically in an employer-employee relationship.

Corporate Criminal Doctrine

A legal theory that attributes criminal liability to corporations and their executives for acts that are illegal under the law, acknowledging that entities can be responsible for criminal behavior.

Deadly Force

Force that is likely to cause death or serious bodily harm, often discussed in the context of law enforcement or self-defense.

Provide a Defense

To offer arguments or evidence in support of oneself in legal proceedings or when accused of something.