Don Bradford sold a parcel of land to Heston, who promptly recorded the deed. Bradford then resold the land to Wallace. In a suit against Bradford by Wallace, recovery will be based on the theory of A. Bilateral mistake. B. Ignorance of the facts. C. Unilateral mistake. D. Fraud

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Don Bradford sold a parcel of land to Heston, who promptly recorded the deed. Bradford then resold the land to Wallace. In a suit against Bradford by Wallace, recovery will be based on the theory of A. Bilateral mistake. B. Ignorance of the facts. C. Unilateral mistake. D. Fraud

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Liberty Baker · Answer 1

fraud

Explanation:

In statute, theft is deliberate deceit in securing unjust or wrongful advantage, or in depriving a person of civil rights. Fraud may infringe common law, constitutional law, or it might not trigger income, properties, or legal damage, but it could also be an aspect of some civil and criminal error. Fraud can have as its intent financial gain or other advantages.

Thus, we can conclude that the given case illustrates fraud.