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When selling a used bike, the seller said my bike didn't have a front-light, but there is no law required it. However, after the
When selling a used bike, the seller said " my bike didn't have a front-light, but there is no law required it". However, after the buyer bought the bike, the buyer found actually there is a law that required all the bikes fix a front light.
Is this statement made by the seller a misrepresentation? If yes, which type of the misrepresentation it is?
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Business Law and the Legal Environment
Authors: Jeffrey F. Beatty, Susan S. Samuelson, Patricia Sanchez Abril
8th edition
1337404667, 1337404662, 9781337404532, 1337404535, 978-1337736954
