Jasmine bought a car insurance policy. Jasmine signed the contract without reading the documents shared by the insurance agent, Ralph. Jasmine didn't know the policy only insured for accidents on "public roads." This term was not brought to her attention by Ralph, or the rest of the insurance company. The next month, Jasmine was in a car crash in a private housing development. Ralph's insurance company would not pay Jasmine her claim. Can Jasmine get damages under misrepresentation? Question 17 options: Yes, under the principle of caveat emptor Yes, since Jasmine is aware of the difference between public and private Yes, since Ralph didn't tell Jasmine all of the important information about risk that she was being asked to assume, and insurance companies have a duty of utmost good faith No, because this is a standard form contract No, because Jasmine is presumed to have read and understood the document in good faith