Mutual Mistakes May Arise

question 23

Multiple Choice

Mutual mistakes may arise:

• A)only when parties unintentionally use terms in their contract that are ambiguous.
• B)only when parties are mistaken about the subject matter of their agreement.
• C)when parties intentionally use terms in their contracts that are ambiguous which leads to mistaken notions regarding the subject matter of the agreement.
• D)when there is unintentional usage of ambiguous terms in the agreement and when the matter of the agreement is not properly understood by either party.

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Definitions:

Effective Listener

A person who actively engages in listening, fully concentrating, understanding, and responding thoughtfully to what is being said.

Judges Content

The evaluation and assessment of content by an individual or panel with expertise or authority in a specific field.

Delivery

The act of transporting or conveying an item from one location to another, also applicable in contexts such as speech where it refers to the manner of presenting information.

Ineffective Listening

A poor communication practice where the listener fails to fully receive or understand the speaker's message, leading to misunderstandings.