If rescission is unavailable in a case of innocent misrepresentation, and the misstatement was an important inducement, and the aggrieved party has suffered substantial loss, the court may look at the misrepresentation as
A) a breach of contract.
B) a contractual nuisance.
C) negligent, and award damages.
D) an obligation in tort.
E) a term to the agreement.

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The Answer of If rescission is unavailable in a case of innocent misrepresentation, and the misstatement was an important inducement, and the aggrieved party has suffered substantial loss, the court may look at the misrepresentation as
A) a breach of contract.
B) a contractual nuisance.
C) negligent, and award damages.
D) an obligation in tort.
E) a term to the agreement.

If Rescission Is Unavailable in a Case of Innocent Misrepresentation