A fact is considered to be material in a misrepresentation case when:

A) the misrepresentation is considered to be innocent.
B) it plays a significant role in inducing a person to enter into a contract.
C) it is relied upon by a person,even though it could not possibly be true.
D) it is similar to an opinion or promise about some future happening.

Material

Referring to facts or information that are significant or essential to the issue or subject at hand.

Misrepresentation

A false statement of fact made by one party to another, which, while not constituting a term of the contract, induces the other party to enter the contract.

Inducing

The act of persuading or leading someone to undertake a certain action, often with implications in legal contexts like contracts or torts.