False representation

False representation occurs when someone provides false information or misleading details to another party, with the intent to influence their decision or action. It involves intentionally giving incorrect facts or omitting important information that would affect the other person's understanding of a situation. This dishonest communication can lead to legal consequences if it results in the other party making decisions, such as entering into a contract, based on false premises. Essentially, false representation is about knowingly presenting false or misleading information that impacts trust and decision-making.