As a Defense to an Action for Fraudulent Inducement, the Defendant

question 16

Multiple Choice

As a defense to an action for fraudulent inducement, the defendant may raise the defense that:

• A) the misrepresentation was not intentional
• B) the misrepresentation did not go to a material fact
• C) both a and b

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Definitions:

Uninsured Risk

Risk that has not been covered by an insurance policy, leaving the individual or business exposed to potential financial loss.

Indebtedness Guarantees

Commitments made by one party to assume responsibility for the debt obligation of another party if that party fails to make payment.

Noncollectibility Receivables

Accounts receivable that are considered unlikely to be collected by a business.

Gain Contingencies

Possible gains or income that a business might receive, contingent upon future events that can't be predicted with certainty.