§ 1568 Consent Under False Pretenses

• •If you agree to something because of a lie or trick, your agreement isn't real.
• •You can undo the agreement if you were tricked or forced.
• •This only applies if you wouldn't have agreed without the trick or force.

If someone signs a contract to buy a car because the seller lied and said the car was new, but it's actually old and broken.

The buyer's agreement doesn't count because they were tricked. They can cancel the contract.