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3.331 Mistakes & Misrepresentation

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is misrepresentation in a contract?

a)

A deliberate lie with the intention to deceive

b)

An opinion or an intention for the future

c)

A careless misstatement without properly checking the facts

d)

An unintentional mistake where the person didn't know it was false

2.

What must be proven for a misrepresentation claim to succeed?

a)

Factual Flub, Material Motive, Directed Deception, A Falsehood Forged

b)

Factual Flub, Material Motive, Directed Deception, A True Statement

c)

Factual Flub, Material Motive, Undirected Deception, A Falsehood Forged

d)

Factual Flub, Material Motive, Directed Deception, A True Statement

3.

What is the consequence of a common mistake in a contract?

a)

The contract is still valid

b)

The mistaken party may be able to void the contract

c)

The contract might be considered void

d)

The mistaken party can claim damages

4.

What is the difference between fraudulent and negligent misrepresentation?

a)

Fraudulent is a mistake without checking facts, while negligent is a deliberate lie

b)

Fraudulent is an unintentional mistake, while negligent is a deliberate lie

c)

Fraudulent is a deliberate lie, while negligent is a careless misstatement

d)

Fraudulent is a careless misstatement, while negligent is an unintentional mistake

5.

When can a contract be considered voidable in case of a unilateral mistake?

a)

If the mistake is material and the other party knew

b)

If the mistake is intentional and the other party was unaware

c)

If the mistake is fundamental and goes to the very heart of the agreement

d)

If the mistake is unintentional and the other party didn't know

6.

What is the key element for misrepresentation to have significantly influenced the decision to enter the contract?

a)

The statement must be demonstrably true

b)

The misrepresentation must have been aimed at the deceived party

c)

The misrepresentation must be a statement of fact

d)

The false statement must have significantly influenced the decision

7.

What is the consequence of a mutual mistake in a contract?

a)

The mistaken party may be able to void the contract

b)

The mistaken party can claim damages

c)

The contract is still valid

d)

The contract might be considered void

8.

What is the impact of a mistake on a contract?

a)

Results in cancellation of the contract

b)

Makes the contract voidable

c)

Always renders the contract void

d)

Depends on the specific situation and the type of mistake

9.

What is the main reason a contract might be invalidated due to misrepresentation?

a)

Both parties sharing the same mistaken belief

b)

One party being clueless about a key fact

c)

One party having a misconception about a material fact

d)

One party making false statements

10.

What is the consequence of innocent misrepresentation in a contract?

a)

The deceived party can cancel the contract and claim damages

b)

The deceived party can claim damages but cannot cancel the contract

c)

The deceived party can claim damages and potentially cancel the contract

d)

The deceived party can still cancel the contract