With reference to assertions of intention, which of the following is NOT true?
A) Usually, assertions of intention are not considered facts.
B) The right to misstate intentions is useful chiefly in the acquisition of business.
C) To be a misrepresentation that will permit rescission, an assertion of intention must be false at the time made.
D) To render a contract voidable, the false assertion of intention must be harmful in some way to other interests of the recipient.
E) The law allows considerable leeway in the honesty of assertions of intention.

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The statement that "the right to misstate intentions is useful chiefly in the acquisition of business" is not true. In fact, the law generally does not allow parties to intentionally misrepresent their intentions in business dealings.

With Reference to Assertions of Intention, Which of the Following