A misrepresentation:
A) always voids a contract
B) makes a contract voidable if it is material
C) is sometimes referred to as a "concealment"
D) is legally treated the same way as a breach of warranty

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A misrepresentation makes a contract voidable if it is material, meaning that it is significant enough to influence one party's decision to enter into the contract. It is not always the same as concealment, and it is not treated in the same way as a breach of warranty.

A Misrepresentation