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In a 'Domain Three' contract scenario, a buyer's 'genuine consent' is lacking if the seller uses an 'as-is' clause to intentionally mislead the buyer. This makes the contract:
- Void from the beginning.
- Fully enforceable by the seller.
- Voidable by the buyer.
- Unenforceable only because of the Statute of Frauds.
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