Sheena knowingly and falsely tells Jenn that an automobile she is trying to sell has never been in a flood. In reliance upon Sheena's statement, Jenn buys the car. Sheena is liable to Jenn for fraudulent misrepresentation.

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Sheena's intentional provision of false information about the car's history, which Jenn relied on to make her purchase, constitutes fraudulent misrepresentation, making Sheena liable for the deceit.

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