or law: misstatements of opinion or intention are not deemed statements of fact; but if one party appears to have specialist knowledge of the topic, his "opinions" may be considered actionable misstatements of fact. For example, false statements made by a seller regarding the quality or nature of the property that the seller has may constitute misrepresentation.

* Statements of opinionStatements of opinion are usually insufficient to amount to a misrepresentation as it would be unreasonable to treat personal opinions as "facts",