South African Law

When does misrepresentation translate to a voidable contract? In terms of the law of contract, a misrepresentation makes a contract voidable if all six conditions are met.1. The Misrepresentation must be untrue,2. must be about a fact, 3. must be material, 4. must be made by one of the contracting parties, 5. the intention must be to induce the other party to contract, 6. the effect must be to induce the other party to contract.

In your own words fully discuss each condition and provide an example of each type by referring to all relevant sources of South African law - including case law, common law, and statutory principles.