In which case would a shop not be liable for misrepresentation for falsely describing a product?
A) If the customer was offered the chance to inspect the manual
B) If the owner of the shop offered the description
C) If an employee of the shop offered the description
D) If the customer did not pay attention to the description and relied on his own evidence instead

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The statement needs to induce the contract, if the customer relies on his own evidence then it does not. See Redgrave v Hurd (1881) 20 Ch D 1, Stone par 8.3.4

In Which Case Would a Shop Not Be Liable for Misrepresentation