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awywial

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Intentional (related to fraud) means that the person has that a misrepresentation is occurring.
 
  a. no knowledge
  b. no responsibility
  c. knowledge
  d. no authority

Question 2

Intentional misrepresentation of facts to deprive someone of their property or legal rights is called:
 
  a. fraud.
  b. abuse.
  c. illegal.
  d. neglect.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a





 

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