When Both Parties to an Agreement Are Mistaken as to a Material

question 155

Multiple Choice

When both parties to an agreement are mistaken as to a material fact, the contract:

• A) is enforced because the mistake is mutual
• B) may be voidable
• C) is enforced because a mistake does not provide a basis for relief
• D) requires amendment by the court
• E) none of the other choices

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Definitions:

Fetal Development

The process of growth and maturation of a fetus inside the womb, from conception to birth, involving major physiological and anatomical changes.

Fetal Activity

Movements or actions performed by a fetus while in the womb, including kicks, rolls, and stretches.

Muscles

Tissues in the body that have the ability to contract, enabling movement of parts of the body and maintenance of posture.

Limbs

Limbs are the appendages of the human body or of animals, used for movement or manipulation, including arms, legs, wings, or flippers.