Raja set up a website selling T-shirts decorated with original artwork.The website was marketed under a name very similar to a well-known professional basketball team.Raja had never heard of the team,nor had he meant to fool anyone or to infringe anyone's trademark.One day,Liz went to Raja's site and bought a number of T-shirts with her credit card.Thinking that she was getting fan apparel from her favourite ball team,Liz was quite surprised and disappointed when she saw the merchandise that she received in the mail.What should she claim in order to get her money back?

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Liz should claim that she made an innocent mistake in purchasing the T-shirts and believed that she was buying merchandise from her favourite basketball team. Raja did not intend to deceive anyone or infringe on any trademark, so Liz cannot claim non est factum, frustration, undue influence, or duress.

Raja Set Up a Website Selling T-Shirts Decorated with Original