Solved

When Both Parties Are Mistaken as to the Same Set

Question 58

Multiple Choice

When both parties are mistaken as to the same set of facts, it is termed:

A) negligent misrepresentation.
B) unilateral mistake.
C) subjective concealment.
D) mutual mistake.

Related Questions

Q5: A basic element of fraud is a

Q5: At the marriage of her daughter, Lorna

Q10: Give an example of each of the

Q27: Acts constituting duress are necessarily crimes or

Q33: The law requires that to form a

Q43: An arm's-length transaction is one in which

Q51: Nonfraudulent representation is made without scienter.

Q60: Pat told her friends that her car

Q62: A misrepresentation is material if:<br>A)it would likely

Q74: Harry was told that he had to