An injured party who can successfully prove misrepresentation only has the remedy to:
A) claim specific performance.
B) cancel the contract.
C) accept the contract.
D) bring suit for damages.

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When an injured party successfully proves misrepresentation, they are entitled to cancel the contract. They have the choice to rescind the contract or treat it as null and void, which means they can return any goods or services they received under the contract and receive a refund. The injured party also has the right to bring a suit for damages, but this may not always be a remedy available or the best option for them. Specific performance and accepting the contract are not appropriate remedies for misrepresentation.

An Injured Party Who Can Successfully Prove Misrepresentation Only Has