a. It is clearly evident that on the basis of the advertisement in the magazine I was allured to

Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code § 17500 states, “it is unlawful for any … corporation … to … disseminate … any statement … which is untrue or misleading.” “Untrue” is defined as “factual misrepresentations” (compared to “puffery”). Williams v. Gerber Prods. Co., 523 F.3d 934, 939 (9th Cir. 2008).

Although the deal was not closed, the buyer and seller talked more about getting to know each other at a later time. The seller then understood he needed to talk less about business and get to know the buyer more personally.

The supplier could sue the principal or the agent for the matter regarding his liability, his choice is final once made.

The development of my PRODUCT a massage service at the home health level, has already been determined to be a product that gives great patient satisfaction and relief of pain. It is this patient satisfaction and relief of pin, which will further our existence in the home health market. Our company is offering a service which has not yet been introduced in the home health market. The cost of our massage therapy can be kept to a minimum

A market research conducted by the company it reveal that, both customers and distributors have positive remarks about the new concept.

designed to promote product Aldo to meet customer demand in the High End, Performance and

He was unable to do any suggestive selling. The products at the source were good but I felt the service is not.

This is when a trader made a false statement of a product or service but believed that the statement was true. Example of this would be a trader saying that the phone is water proof but it real isn’t. this would be deliberately done, so to make it fair the court would say the contract would have to be

Misrepresentation: Misrepresentation is where there is a false statement in the contract which is made by one of the parties to the

10) When a salesperson is formulating an opening statement to use to approach a buyer, what should the salesperson focus on?

Demonstrating parody, the article imitates the interviews in commercials of so called “real people” who have used the product and give their positive feedback and recommend it to

A misrepresentation is a statement or a claim made by one to another that can either be misleading or false. This can happen not only is written contracts or contracts but also verbally, it can be as simple as when a person is talking to another and has provided them with information that is incorrect. For a business it is illegal or unlawful to be involved or make any statements in matters that can be mislead or misinformed or is likely to be mislead or misinformed to its customers or other businesses. The following can be classified as being misleading, the failure to disclose relevant information, predictions, opinions and promises. The conducts for the misleading or miss informing whether by action or statement includes advertising, any form of statements, promotions, quotations and by any representation made by a person.2 A form of misleading information or deceptiveness can be in the form

Advertisement is crucial for any firm that seeks to reach out to its customers. Billions of dollars are used in advertisements by many companies around the globe. The results are in many cases positive and satisfactory. Products are known to the public (Brick, 2008), which in turn attracts them. However, certain products should not be advertised.

I knew about these headsets from the advertisement in the trade magazine. Also, I was influenced by the article on ‘Modern Electronics’ in that magazine. Whether what was stated in the article and the advertisement have a legal obligation on my dealing would depend upon the advertisement being an offer or an invitation to treat and the article/journalist being a party to the contract.

The next stage in the personal selling process is approaching the prospect. This means actually having an initial first meeting with the prospect for the first time, face-to-face. (Personal Selling, pg.136) Like most things in life, “Practice Makes Perfect”, and in this particular case, this statement holds true in that the more a sales representative practices and rehearses their sales presentation, the better. Practicing and rehearsing one’s presentation assist sales representatives in