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An apparently valid agreement may be vitiated if the consent is obtained erroneously regarding:—

Consent is vitiated where it is obtained by a misrepresentation as to the very nature of the transaction, i.e. "representation as to the nature of the transaction"; a mere…

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An apparently valid agreement may be vitiated if the consent is obtained erroneously regarding:—

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Consent is vitiated where it is obtained by a misrepresentation as to the very nature of the transaction, i.e. "representation as to the nature of the transaction"; a mere error of "opinion as to subject-matter" does not vitiate consent.

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