Which of the Following Is False About the Concepts of Mistake

question 14

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is false about the concepts of mistake and misrepresentation?

• A) Unlike misrepresentation, in mistake, only one party is in error about a material fact.
• B) Unlike mistake, in misrepresentation, only one party is in error about a material fact.
• C) Both mistake and misrepresentation scenarios can be unilateral or mutual.
• D) Unlike mistake, misrepresentation involves an untruthful assertion of material fact by one of the parties.
• E) Unlike misrepresentation, mistake involves an untruthful assertion of material fact by one of the parties.

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Definitions:

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