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You act for a client buying a house near an industrial plant. When viewing the house, your client was concerned by offensive chemical smells coming from the plant. The seller reassured your client both verbally and in a written reply to enquiries that it only happens once or twice a year when the plant carry out a particular process.The contract incorporated the Standard Conditions of Sale (Fifth Edition).Following completion, your client calls to say that the plant emits the smell every weekend. Correspondence with the plant operator confirms that they carry out the process weekly, and have done for the last few years. Your client's surveyor gives the opinion that the house is worth £20,000 less than it would be if the seller's statement had been correct.Which of the following options best describes if your client can make a claim for damages?A. Your client may wish to claim for damages from the search provider as this should have been flagged in the desktop environmental reportB. Your client cannot make a claim against the seller because it is a subjective matter and most of the neighbours are not offended by the smellC. Your client cannot make a claim against the seller because

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