In the Case Whighton V

question 130

Multiple Choice

In the case Whighton v. Integrity Inspections Inc., the plaintiff had retained the services of an inspector to check the condition of the building. The inspector had assured them that the home was in good condition. Upon moving in, the plaintiff discovered major problems in the home. What did the Court find?

• A) The contract in question did not comply with the Statute of Frauds.
• B) The contract in question was partly verbal and partly written.
• C) There was negligent misrepresentation inducing a person to enter a contract, and the exculpatory clause did not apply.
• D) The contract in question was not in English.
• E) There were witnesses who testified under oath that the meaning of the intended agreement differed from what was written.

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