Which of the following statements (if later established as untrue)would constitute a misrepresentation defense to contract formation?
A)"You are going to love this house as we have."
B)"This farm's well is adequate for household, ranch, and crop needs."
C)"The school system here is very fine."
D)"Our buyers are the happiest customers around."

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement about the adequacy of the farm's well could constitute a misrepresentation if later established as untrue, as it relates to a material fact relevant to the contract (the ability to meet water needs for different purposes).

Answer: A, C, D 
 While these statements may be seen as exaggeration or mere opinion, they do not relate to material facts that could be proven untrue and therefore would not constitute a misrepresentation defense to contract formation.

Which of the Following Statements (If Later Established as Untrue)would