When Both Parties Misunderstand the Same Set of Facts Relating

question 62

Multiple Choice

When both parties misunderstand the same set of facts relating to a basic assumption on which a contract is made,it is termed:

• A) rescissionary mistake.
• B) unilateral mistake.
• C) mistake of law.
• D) mutual mistake.

Understand the importance and role of unanimous decisions in altering partnership agreements, admission of new partners, and changing the nature of business.

Learn about the implications of implied and express authority of partners in the conduct of partnership business and interactions with third parties.

Identify how external factors, like creditors' rights and court judgments, can impact partnership operations and partner liabilities.

Recognize different forms and the significance of legal documents in establishing and governing partnerships, such as articles of partnership.

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