In order for a party to avoid a contract based upon the defense of misrepresentation, all of the following must be present, except
A) It must be a misrepresentation about a material fact.
B) The person must have justifiably relied upon that fact.
C) It must be a misrepresentation about a fact.
D) It must be a lie about an opinion.

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Misrepresentation involves false statements about facts, not opinions. A lie about an opinion does not constitute misrepresentation in the context of contract law, as misrepresentation must concern material facts that are relied upon justifiably by the other party.

In Order for a Party to Avoid a Contract Based