Camille, a tennis pro, convinces Dante, who has no athletic ability, that he has considerable skill and induces him to pay Camille $1,000 for tennis lessons. When Dante realizes the truth, he files a suit against Camille. Dante is most likely to recover on the basis of

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Camille's deception of Dante and inducing him to pay $1,000 for tennis lessons constitutes fraud. Fraud is intentional misrepresentation that causes harm to the victim. Dante can recover his money on the basis of fraud.

Camille, a Tennis Pro, Convinces Dante, Who Has No Athletic