In order to establish misrepresentation, the buyer must show the statements were a material part of the decision to buy.

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For a claim of misrepresentation to be successful, the buyer must demonstrate that the false statements or misrepresentations were a significant factor in their decision to proceed with the purchase. This means the misrepresented facts must have materially influenced the buyer's choice.

In Order to Establish Misrepresentation, the Buyer Must Show the Statements