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1. • • A deceptive act done intentionally by one party in order to influence another party to enter into a contract is known as fraud. The representation of a misstatement, made innocently, which persuades the other party to enter into a contract, is known as misrepresentation.
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   What is misrepresentation in a contract?

   • Misrepresentation refers to a misstatement, made innocently, which persuades the other party to enter into a contract. It is different from fraud, which requires proof of an intentional act to cause harm.

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   What is the difference between fraud and misrepresentation?

   • A deceptive act done intentionally to influence another party to enter into a contract is known as fraud. On the other hand, misrepresentation involves the representation of a misstatement, made innocently, which persuades the other party to enter into a contract.

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   Is fraudulent misrepresentation a crime?

   • Necessary to proving fraudulent misrepresentation (usually just “fraud,” though technically “fraud” is the crime and “fraudulent misrepresentation” is the civil wrong) is a misstatement of fact that is intentionally made and justifiably relied upon.

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   What is negligent misrepresentation?

   • Where representation is caused by carelessness, it is negligent misrepresentation. To prove it, a plaintiff must show a negligent misstatement of fact that is material and justifiably relied upon. As an element of misrepresentation, “negligent” here means the party who makes the representation was careless.

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   Mar 29, 2022 · Misrepresentation is a statement of fact that is not consistent with the truth. If misrepresentation is intentional, it is fraudulent misrepresentation; if it is not intentional, it is nonfraudulent misrepresentation, which can be either negligent or innocent.

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   A seller misrepresenting the revenues of a property such as an apartment complex is fraud. The real estate licensee not disclosing major mechanical problems with the property is fraud. A seller of commercial property trying to hide structural damage of a building located on the property is fraud.