1. Bert purchased Ernie's car. Before selling the car, Ernie had stated to Bert, "This car runs well and is reliable. Last week I drove the car all the way from Seattle to San Francisco to visit my mother and back again to Seattle." In fact, Ernie was not telling the truth; he had driven the car to San Francisco to visit his paramour, not his mother. Upon discovery of the truth, may Bertavoid the contract?
2. Joan, a bedridden, lonely 80 year old woman, owned Greenacre (her family estate) outright.Al, her doctor and friend, visited her weekly and was held to the highest regard by Joan. Joan was terrified of pain and suffering and depended on Al to ease her fears. Several months before her death she deeded Greenacre to Al for $5000. The value of the land was well-over $5,000,000.Joan's two children challenged the validity of the sale of the land to Al. Was it valid?