Answer :
Daniel has no title to demand the shop sell the washing machine for K300.00 because the advertisement made an untrue statement which is a mere representation.
What is a mere representation?
A mere representation in an advertisement is not a contract term.
A mere representation is a pre-contract term, and the shop can further clarify that the misstatement was an innocent mistake, which it had done.
A pre-contract representation does not form a contractual term unless it is a financial contract, where the obligor makes certain assertions about itself.
Daniel knows that washing machines do not normally sell for K300.00 unless they are recycled or old. The advertisement is untrue. It is then either a misrepresentation or a mere representation.
In this case, Daniel was not induced to enter into a contract with the shop but was merely motivated to buy the washing machine based on the unrealistic advertised price. There was no fraudulent misrepresentation.
Thus, Daniel has no title to demand the shop sell the washing machine for K300.00.
Learn more about misrepresentations at https://brainly.com/question/10764300
#SPJ1