With negligent misrepresentation,even though there was no actual intent to deceive,the party making the false statement is treated in contract law as if the intent were present.

Question

Tatyana Jones · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Even though negligent misrepresentation involves no actual intent to deceive,the party making the false statement is treated in contract law as if the intent were present.The impact of negligent misrepresentation is identical to that of fraudulent misrepresentation,and the injured party can sue for damages.

With negligent misrepresentation,even though there was no actual intent to deceive,the party making the false statement is treated in contract law as if the intent were present.

Definitions

Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

Related questions