if a dealer sells poor quality rice beliving it to be best qulity rice. it is:
a. mistake
b. misrepresentation
c. coecion
d. fraud
2 Replies
Mihir Manohar
(CA Final - Article Assistant)
(474 Points)
Replied 26 June 2012
I think its Misrepresentation.Because in mistake both the parties should be at a mistake.And here there is no duty of seller to intimate the buyer.Its a matter that can be revealed on a ordinary examination. So buyer cannot avoid the conract.Am i perfect???
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