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Ishika answered on Sep 13 2021
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“the Misrepresentation Act of 1967”:-In the case of misrepresentations before parties conclude the agreement,“the Misrepresentation Act 1967” is a law which regulates the Contract Law.A misrepresentation may be considered a false statement made by one party that affects the decision of the other party to consent to a contract. If the misrepresentation is found, the contract can consequently become null and resolve the situation if the party relying on the false files claims. This is why the details of contract negotiation should be co
ect. Misrepresentation is usually only appropriate for claims of truth and not for views or forecasts. In some cases, such as a fiduciary partnership, misrepresentation may take place by omission.In other words, there might be a misrepresentation when a trustee fails to reveal information relevant to him / her. Any claims of truth that later become proven to be inco
ect also have an responsibility to co
ect. In this case, a misrepresentation will be a failure to co
ect a previous false statement.There are three kinds of misrepresentations under common law that are-
(1) fraudulent misrepresentation and
(2) negligence misrepresentation
(3)“innocent misrepresentations”-Innocent misrepresentation is when a person makes a misrepresentation and has fair grounds to assume the statement is valid even though it is false. There are five key conditions for an innocent misrepresentation to fall in every scenario.  First, a person must make a  false misrepresentation. Secondly, it must be material for a transaction. Thirdly, the counterparty must rely on misrepresentation, fourthly, the misrepresentation must cause harm to the counterparty, and lastly, the loss of one person must be a gain to the other party claims “Fields & Cheeseman, (2013)”
Rule of law- “Smith v Land & House...
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