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Alan is a salesperson for Beta Computer Store. He misrepresents to Cathy, a customer, that a certain computer has a certain storage capacity. In reliance, Cathy buys the computer. Liability for this misrepresentation may be imposed on

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a. Beta only.

b. Alan only.

c. Alan or Beta.

d. none of the above.

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