Multiple Choice
Robert Briscoe is 17 years old. He lies to Bouyers Auto about his age in order to induce them to sell him a new pickup truck. Bouyers falls for this lie and sells him the pickup. Under the prevailing view, Robert:
A) may disaffirm and get his money back.
B) may not disaffirm since he lied.
C) may only receive a portion of his money.
D) will receive his money less depreciation.
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