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Misrepresentation can be considered to be fraud if:

A. It is done intentionally and a party relies on it.
B. It is made by a licensed real estate agent.
C. It involves a minor error in the property description.
D. It is corrected before the transaction is completed.



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Final answer:

Fraud through misrepresentation requires intentional deception and reliance by a party on the false information provided.


Explanation:

Misrepresentation can be considered fraud if it is done intentionally and a party relies on it. The element of reliance is crucial in determining fraud. If a misrepresentation is corrected before the transaction is completed, it may not be considered fraud as long as no reliance occurred.


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