[Everlasting roses] Wanda's gardener claims that if she will pay him to apply a special treatment to her roses each week,the roses would never die.Wanda pays the gardener $25 each week for the special treatment.After a year,her favorite rosebush dies.
-Does Wanda have a valid claim for fraudulent misrepresentation?

Question

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A)Justifiable reliance is generally present unless the injured party knew,or should
have known by the extravagance of the claim,that the false statement was indeed false.
B)Justifiable reliance is generally present unless the injured party knew,or should have known by the extravagance of the claim,that the false statement was indeed false.
C)Justifiable reliance is generally present unless the injured party knew,or should have known by the extravagance of the claim,that the false statement was indeed false.
D)Justifiable reliance is generally present unless the injured party knew,or should have known by the extravagance of the claim,that the false statement was indeed false.
E)Justifiable reliance is generally present unless the injured party knew,or should have known by the extravagance of the claim,that the false statement was indeed false.

[Everlasting Roses] Wanda's Gardener Claims That If She Will Pay