Contracts
Which of the following is an example of 'fraudulent misrepresentation' in an Idaho real estate transaction?
AStating an opinion that the neighborhood is great
BKnowingly telling a buyer that the roof has never leaked when the seller knows it has✓ Correct
COverstating the square footage by 1 square foot
DTelling a buyer the home faces north when it faces northwest
Explanation
Fraudulent misrepresentation involves knowingly making a false statement of a material fact with intent to deceive, such as lying about known water damage or leaks. This can void the contract and subject the seller to civil liability.
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