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A seller misrepresenting land firmness for building has a contract that is:
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D) Voidable by buyer (fraud)
When a seller commits fraud by misrepresenting material facts, the contract is voidable at the option of the defrauded buyer, who can choose to void or enforce it.
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Voidable by seller (mistake)D
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