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galben [10]
3 years ago
9

Violet negotiates with Urban Credit Corporation to obtain a loan for $85,000 to buy a home. During the negotiations, Urban Credi

t orally misrepresents the terms, but provides the required documents, which accurately state the terms. Violet does not read the documents. The party or parties most likely liable for a violation of the law is
A. neither party.
B. Urban Credit.
C. Urban Credit and Violet.
D. Violet.
Business
1 answer:
Andrei [34K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A. Neither party

Explanation:

none of the parties are liable for a violation of the law as both parties have their faults.

Oral misrepresentation on the part of Urban credit is not exactly good enough in its presentation but then the documents provided for Violet states the terms correctly but that violet doesn't read as a result of negligence or agreement to the misrepresented information.

Whatevr it is, no laws have been violated and so there is no case.

Cheers.

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