Agency
A Mississippi real estate agent who represents the seller tells the buyer that the roof is in good condition when the agent knows it has significant leaks. This is an example of:
APuffery
BNegligent misrepresentation
CFraudulent misrepresentation✓ Correct
DMaterial omission only
Explanation
Knowingly making a false statement of material fact constitutes fraudulent misrepresentation and violates both Mississippi license law and common law duties to all parties.
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