Any Incident or Circumstance That Might Result in a Loss

question 9

Multiple Choice

Any incident or circumstance that might result in a loss is called a(n) :

• A) danger.
• B) hazard.
• C) risk.
• D) threat.
• E) exposure.

Distinguish between different types of fraud (fraudulent misrepresentation, fraud in the execution) and their consequences.

Recognize the concept of duress, including its types and effects on the legality of contracts.

Understand the criteria for determining when a contract is void or voidable.

Comprehend the importance of material facts in relation to establishing fraud in the inducement.

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