Contract Law - Misrepresentation: An Invalidating Factor
If an invalidating or vitiating factor is found, this could affect the contract.
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2. A misrepresentation occurs after the contract is agreed
- False
- True
3. What is a "misrepresentation"
- An untrue statement of fact intended to induce the other party into a contract
- When something has been presented incorrectly
4. What was established by the case of Pankhania -v- Hackney London Borough Council?
- A misrepresentation can be a false statement of law
- A misrepresentation can be a false statement of fact
- A misrepresentation can only be made where the false statement is made in words
5. Which case demonstrated the point that the 'statement' does not have to be in words, it can also be made by conduct?
- Gordon -v- Selico
- Pankhania -v- Hackney London Borough Council
- Bissett -v- Wilkinson
- Smith -v- Land & House Property Corp
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