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A seller's agent tells a buyer, 'This is the most beautiful home in the county and is a fantastic bargain.' The buyer later finds the home ugly and overpriced. This contract is:
- Void due to a lack of mutual assent.
- Voidable by the buyer for misrepresentation.
- Voidable by the buyer for fraud.
- Valid and enforceable.
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