On the streets of New York, a man sells you a pocket watch for $20. He says all the watch needs is a new battery and it will be just like new and work perfectly. You buy a new battery for the watch, but the watch still does not work. The man selling the watch knew that the watch would not work, even with a new battery, but he told you it would anyway.The above scenario is an example of what?a. Fraudulent misrepresentationb. Innocent misrepresentationc. Lack of scienterd. Negligent misrepresentatione. Nondisclosure

Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that this case best represents an example of fraudulent misrepresentation. This term refers to a civil tort that has come out of contract law, in which a false statement has cased the individual to enter into a contract. Therefore misrepresenting the details of the contract in order to persuade the individual to agree to it.

fakunle32 fakunle32 · Answer 2 · 2020-04-02T02:22:41+02:00

Answer:

Fraudulent misrepresentation

Explanation:

The scenario above is an example of Fraudulent misrepresentation.

Fraudulent misrepresentation is a civil tort arising out of contract law. It is a false statement of fact that causes or induces someone to enter into a contract.

The man misinforming the buyer on what the watch needs to work perfectly can be termed as Fraudulent misrepresentation.