Misrepresentation that does not go to the core of a contract is a. fraud in the execution b. fraud in the inducement c. undue influence d. an example of mistake

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Madelyn Ellison

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1 June, 21:22

Misrepresentation that does not go to the core of a contract is a. fraud in the execution b. fraud in the inducement c. undue influence d. an example of mistake

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Edward Cross · Answer 1

A). A Fraud in the execution.

Explanation:

'Fraud in the execution' or 'fraud in the factum' is demonstrated as the misrepresentation that leads a party to enter a contract without assessing or realizing the potential risks, obligations, or duties associated with it.

As per the question, option A i. e. 'fraud in the execution' that could not reach the core or interior of the contract because this involves misrepresentation or artifice that compels a party to enter the contract but such misrepresentations only exist at the execution level and not at the core of it. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.