Mr.Copperfield,a collector of movie memorabilia,bid $50 000 on the Batmobile.After taking delivery,he discovered that the car was not the one actually used in the film Batman; it was merely one of five cars used to promote the film.He is suing the seller,Mr.Eisenberg.If Copperfield could prove any of the following,which would entitle him to return the Batmobile and get his money back?

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Each option describes a scenario where Mr. Copperfield was misled or the terms of the agreement were not fulfilled as expected. Innocent, fraudulent, and negligent misrepresentations all involve providing incorrect information, whether intentionally or not, that influenced Mr. Copperfield's decision to purchase. A breach of contract implies that the agreed terms (such as the authenticity and significance of the Batmobile) were not met. Therefore, proving any of these would justify his demand to return the Batmobile and get his money back.

MrCopperfield,a Collector of Movie Memorabilia,bid $50 000 on the Batmobile