Larry purchased a Leisure Lawnmower because the company salesperson intentionally misled him by assuring him that the mower was self-propelled, had a mulching feature, and had a five-year unlimited manufacturer's warranty. When Fred finds out that his new Leisure Lawnmower is not self-propelled, does not mulch, and has a 90-day warranty, he may successfully sue for a. reformation of the contract only. b. restitution and possibly punitive damages. c. compensatory damages only. d. restitution only.

Larry purchased a Leisure Lawnmower because the company salesperson intentionally misled him by assuring him that the mower was self-propelled, had a mulching feature, and had a five-year unlimited manufacturer's warranty. When Fred finds out that his new Leisure Lawnmower is not self-propelled, does not mulch, and has a 90-day warranty, he may successfully sue for restitution and possibly punitive damages. Option B. This is further explained below.

What is a lawsuit?

Generally, Larry fell for the purposeful deception perpetrated by a salesman for Leisure Lawnmower, who assured him that the mower was self-propelled, had a mulching function, and had a five-year unlimited manufacturer's guarantee. As a result of this, Larry bought a Leisure Lawnmower. When Fred discovers that his brand new Leisure Lawnmower does not have self-propulsion, does not mulch, and only has a 90-day guarantee, he has a good chance of winning a lawsuit against the manufacturer for compensation and perhaps punitive penalties.

In conclusion, From the Longman Business Dictionarylawsuit an accusation, claim, or complaint against someone that is brought in a court of law by a private individual or firm, as opposed to being made by the police or the state lawsuit against local citizens filed a private lawsuit against the City over water pollution.