A false statement of fact made before the contract which induces the other party to enter it is called
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. misrepresentation
- Step 1: It makes the contract voidable and may give a right to damages. Answer: misrepresentation. Why not the others: a term: A term forms part of the contract itself. a mere puff: A puff is vague praise and not a statement of fact. frustration: Frustration is a later event that makes the contract impossible.
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