A misrepresentation is
A) a statement of fact that was true when it was made, but later became false due to changes in circumstances.
B) a false assertion of fact made without knowledge of its falsity, and honest belief in its truth.
C) a false assertion of fact made with knowledge of its falsity, or without honest belief in its truth.
D) a false assertion of fact about another person that defames that person.
E) a missed representation.

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A misrepresentation is a false assertion of fact made with knowledge of its falsity or without honest belief in its truth. Options A and B refer to situations where the person making the statement may not have intended to deceive or mislead, while option D refers specifically to defamatory statements. Option E is not a valid choice as it is not a recognized term in the legal definition of misrepresentation.

A Misrepresentation Is