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To Be Grounds for Fraud,a Misrepresentation Must Relate To

Question 39

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To be grounds for fraud,a misrepresentation must relate to:

A) a material existing fact
B) a any existing fact
C) a statement of opinion
D) a past event
E) a written statement

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