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 made a false statement about a material fact with the intent to deceive, and Jenn relied on that statement to her detriment, fulfilling the elements of fraudulent misrepresentation.

Sheena Knowingly and Falsely Tells Jenn That an Automobile She