Principles and Limitations in Contract Act
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In what situation can a purchaser not be put in the same position as if a representation had been true according to the text?

  • When the representation is willfully false
  • When the representation related to the annual value of a property
  • When the representation is about a tenancy that could be determined at will
  • When an element of attractiveness or security was misrepresented by the seller (correct)
  • What is cautioned against when deriving general propositions in the law of contract from decisions in suits for specific performance of land contracts?

  • Formulating general propositions based on specific case outcomes (correct)
  • Deriving conclusions from land contract disputes
  • Reliance on ambiguous offers
  • Using decisions in suits for specific performance as legal precedence
  • What makes it dangerous to generalize propositions in the law of contract from land contract decisions?

  • Uncertainty in relying on specific performance suits for legal principles
  • Dependence on ambiguous offers
  • Risk of overlooking misrepresentation or ambiguous offers (correct)
  • Misinterpretation of misrepresentation
  • What is uncertain about always relying literally on the present enactment?

    <p>The accuracy of the facts underpinning decisions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When selling land, what risk does a seller take when holding out an element of attractiveness or security in the property that can be realized by an act on adjoining property?

    <p>Risk of misleading purchasers</p> Signup and view all the answers

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