A Misrepresentation Is

question 1

Multiple Choice

A misrepresentation is

• A)a kind of mistake.
• B)an opinion that turns out to be untrue.
• C)actionable whenever it turns out to be false.
• D)actionable if it induces a contract by falsely stating an existing fact.
• E)actionable if it induces a contract by misdescribing another's future action.

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Definitions:

Monosomy

Chromosome condition in which a diploid cell has one less chromosome than normal; designated as 2n − 1.

Complete Chromosome

A fully intact and functional chromosome that contains all its genetic information and structures needed for normal cellular activities and division.

Loss

The act or an instance of losing, referring to the fact or process of losing something or someone, typically in a financial, emotional, or physical context.

Locus

Physical location of a trait (or gene) on a chromosome.