The leading case of Bell v Lever Bros (1932) is authority for the fact that:
A) Mistakes as to quality will not generally be operative mistakes
B) Silence will never amount to a misrepresentation
C) Common mistakes will always nullify an agreement
D) mutual mistakes, where the parties are at cross purpose will always nullify an agreement
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