M decides to sell his car. He has owned it for 3 years, having bought it second-hand from a car dealer. When he bought the car, M 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 M had bought it. The dealer also assured M that the car had never been in an accident and that the mileage shown on the odometer was correct. M knew that some of the statements made to him by the dealer from whom he bought the car were wrong. Nevertheless, M advertised it as in excellent condition, accident-free and so on. When D came to inspect-the car in response to M's advertisement, M repeated that the car had no accident history, and the odometer reading was genuine. D buys the car from M at the price requested by M. After owning the car for only a short time, D discovers that some of the statements made to her by M were untrue, and she consults you for advice as to her legal rights. Advise D of what action (if any) she can now take against M? When providing your advice, assume that it can be proven that the true value of the car as described by M and bought by D (given the accident history and increased mileage) is $17,000. (20 marks) The answer should be in a particular format: Issue Law Application Conclusion