Which of the following is not an element that must be established in order to prove negligent misrepresentation?

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The four elements that must be established to prove negligent misrepresentation are: 
1) The representor owed a duty of care to the representee, 
2) The representor breached their duty of care, 
3) The misrepresentation was made negligently or without belief in its truth, and 
4) The breach of duty by the representor caused the loss incurred by the representee. Therefore, choice C (the misrepresentation was made without belief in its truth) is not an element that must be established, but rather a factor that can help prove negligent misrepresentation.

Which of the Following Is Not an Element That Must