In general, what happens if a buyer relies on misrepresentations?
A) They become part of the contract as express warranties.
B) They become part of the contract as implied warranties.
C) They do not become part of the contract unless the buyer can prove an intentional lie.
D) They do not become part of the contract because the buyer is supposed to do due diligence.
E) They do not become part of the contract unless they were in writing.

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Misrepresentations that a buyer relies on can become part of the contract as express warranties if they are considered to be affirmations of fact or promises that relate to the goods and become part of the basis of the bargain.

In General, What Happens If a Buyer Relies on Misrepresentations