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A woman was employed as a bank teller. One morning, a customer entered the bank to make a deposit. As the customer handed the deposit to the woman, she saw that he had a misprinted 5billinhispossession.Thewomanknewthatthe5 bill in his possession. The woman knew that the 5 bill, which had President Lincoln's picture upside down, was worth $500 to bill collectors. The woman then asked the customer if he would like to exchange "that old $5 bill for a new bill. " The customer accepted the woman's offer and handed her the misprinted bill for a new one. One week later, the customer learned that the 5billthathegavethewomanwasvaluedat5 bill that he gave the woman was valued at 500. If the customer asserts a claim against the woman for deceit, will he prevail?
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A woman was employed as a bank teller. One morning, a customer entered the bank to make a deposit. As the customer handed the deposit to the woman, she saw that he had a misprinted 5billinhispossession.Thewomanknewthatthe5 bill, which had President Lincoln's picture upside down, was worth $500 to bill collectors. The woman then asked the customer if he would like to exchange "that old $5 bill for a new bill. " The customer accepted the woman's offer and handed her the misprinted bill for a new one. One week later, the customer learned that the 5billthathegavethewomanwasvaluedat500. If the customer asserts a claim against the woman for deceit, will he prevail?
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A woman was employed as a bank teller. One morning, a customer entered the bank to make a deposit. As the customer handed the deposit to the woman, she saw that he had a misprinted $5 bill in his possession. The woman knew that the $5 bill, which had President Lincoln's picture upside down, was worth $500 to bill collectors. The woman then asked the customer if he would like to exchange "that old $5 bill for a new bill. " The customer accepted the woman's offer and handed her the misprinted bill for a new one. One week later, the customer learned that the $5 bill that he gave the woman was valued at $500. If the customer asserts a claim against the woman for deceit, will he prevail?

choices

  1. Yes, because the customer was the true owner of the misprinted bill and, therefore, he was entitled to the benefit of the bargain.
  2. Yes, because the woman did not disclose the true value of the misprinted bill.
  3. No, because the woman made no false representation of fact.
  4. No, because the customer was not justified in relying on the woman's offer.

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