1. Was Johnsons misrepresentation material? 2. What is the appropriate remedy? Johnsons father (and beneficiary) argued that...
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1. Was Johnson’s misrepresentation material?
2. What is the appropriate remedy? Johnson’s father (and beneficiary) argued that he should pay the company the difference between the low premium of a nonsmoker and the higher premium the company would have charged if it had known that Johnson smoked. Do you agree?
3. What is the moral of this story?
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Introduction To Business Law
ISBN: 9780324826999
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Authors: Jeff Rey F. Beatty, Susan S. Samuelson
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