A Misrepresentation

question 29

Multiple Choice

A misrepresentation:

• A) always voids a contract
• B) makes a contract voidable if it is material
• C) is sometimes referred to as a "concealment"
• D) is legally treated the same way as a breach of warranty

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Definitions:

Criminal Simulation

In criminal law, the altering or falsifying of art objects, antiques, photos, films, recordings, manuscripts, and/or antiquities with the intent to defraud.

Forgery

The act of fraudulently making or altering a document with the intent to deceive or harm others.

Passing Bad Checks

In criminal law, issuing or transferring a check or other negotiable instrument knowing it will be dishonored and with the intent to defraud.

Defrauding Creditors

The act of intentionally deceiving or hiding assets from creditors to avoid repayment of debts.