Is a claim of gross ignorance admissible in a commercial contract if the claimant of ignorance is a merchant and has inspected the subject matter of the contract?
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A claim of gross ignorance is not admissible in a commercial contract if the claimant of ignorance is a merchant and has inspected the subject matter of the contract, as a merchant is presumed to have knowledge of matters related to his trade, and inspection is considered to negate ignorance.
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