Solved

To Be Grounds for Fraud,a Misrepresentation Must Relate To

Question 51

Multiple Choice

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.

Related Questions

Q4: A contract between two parties in a

Q12: Gerald was a subcontractor,bidding on a contract

Q22: Generally,mistake in value allows for rescission.

Q31: When both parties are mistaken as to

Q41: In order to recover damages for fraud,the

Q49: Mark was shopping for a used car

Q52: Under which of the following types of

Q53: Where a party was given a document

Q55: Courts do not recognize economic duress as

Q71: The threat to bring a legitimate criminal