In regard to misrepresentation, a plaintiff a. is never entitled to rely on a defendants opinion. b.
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In regard to misrepresentation, a plaintiff
a. is never entitled to rely on a defendant’s opinion.
b. is entitled to rely on a defendant’s opinion if the defendant purports to have special knowledge that the plaintiff does not have.
c. need not have justification for relying on a defendant’s misrepresentation.
d. is not entitled to rely on a defendant’s opinion even if the defendant worked to secure the confidence of the plaintiff.
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