 In the case of an innocent misrepresentation, there can be no claim for delictual damages, since the misrepresentation was made without fault; nor a claim for contractual damages, since there is no breach of contract—unless, that is, the representation was warranted to be true.Where the innocent misrepresentation amounts to a "dictum et promissum", however, the purchaser may claim a reduction of the price under the "actio quanti minoris"