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(20 points) 8) Ben decides to sell his car. He has owned it for 3 years, having bought it second hand from a care dealer. When he bought the car, Ben was told that it had only one previous owner, who had carefully maintained the vehicle and always had it regularly serviced by the same dealer from whom Ben had bought it. It had never been in an accident. And the mileage shown on the odometer was genuine, Ben was assured. Ben knew that. some of the statements made to him by the dealer from whom he bought the car were wrong, since his own mechanic had told him the car had been in a serious accident and had travelled many more kilometres than the odometer indicated.. Nevertheless, Ben thous that - since he had been deceived by the dealer from whom he bought it - it was reasonable fo. him to also deceive anyone who bought the car from Ben, and he advertised it as in excellent condition, accident free and so on. When Jane came to inspect the car in response to Ben's advertisement, Ben repeated that the had no accident history, and the odometer reading was genuine. Jane buys the car from Ben at the price requested by Ben. After owning the car for only a short time, Jane discovers that some of the statements made to her by Ben were untrue, and she consults you for advice as to her legal rights. Assume that it can be proven that the car as described by Ben and bought by Jane for $24,000 is worth that price, but that it's true value (given the accident history and increased mileage) is $17,000. Advise Jane. . What action (if any) can she now take against Ben