In Determining Whether a Mistake of Fact Occurred, Which of the Following

question 82

Multiple Choice

In determining whether a mistake of fact occurred, which of the following is true?

• A) Courts look to determine whether a mistake of fact occurred at the time the contract was concluded.
• B) Courts look to determine whether a mistake of fact occurred during contract negotiations.
• C) Courts look to determine whether a mistake of fact occurred when the initial offer was made.
• D) Courts look to determine whether a mistake of fact occurred when an advertisement was made.
• E) Courts look to determine whether a mistake of fact occurred after the contract was concluded.

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Definitions:

Unreasonably Dangerous Products

Products that pose a risk of injury to the consumer beyond what would be expected through typical use.

Construction Projects

Planned undertakings involving the erection, renovation, or demolition of a structure or infrastructure.

Causation Link

The relationship or connection between an act and its effect, often used in legal contexts to establish liability or fault by demonstrating how one event directly leads to another.

Intervening Cause

An event that occurs after the defendant's act and contributes to a harmful result but was not foreseeable by the defendant, potentially relieving them of liability.