Brady knows that the brakes on his car do not work, but he tells Calliope, a potential buyer, that there are no problems with the car. On this assurance, Calliope buys the car. On learning the truth, she may sue Brady for: trade libel. conversion. appropriation. fraudulent misrepresentation.

The correct answer is D. Fraudulent misrepresentation

Explanation:

Fraudulent misrepresentation is a type of tort in which an individual, group or organization provides false or misleading information to make another individual, group or company accept a contract. This often implies one of the parties in the contract lie, act maliciously or omit key information which can cause damages to the person or entity signing the contract. This occurs in the case presented as Brady omitted information or lied about the real conditions of the car, which made Calliope accept a contract without knowing the reality, also Brady actions harmed Calliope.