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material representation

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material representation n. a convincing statement made to induce someone to enter into a contract to which the person would not have agreed without that assertion. Thus, if the material representation proves not to be true or to be misleading, the contract can be rescinded or cancelled without liability. (See: material, contract)


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Material representations include, but are not limited to, representations concerning Borrower''s occupancy of the Property as Borrower''s principal residence.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] According to Howard Bad Hand, "History shows that a conquered people will adapt something, a symbol or some material representation, from their captors to maintain a sense of being or identity that helps them survive" (Herbst and Kopp, 12).
His obsession with the material representation of time--as if time could adopt a physical, bodily appearance--is what drove him to try the same experiment with light, understood as a form of time or its sensible appearance.
 
 
 
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