The Tortuous History of the Mutual-Mistake Defense in Michigan Contract Law (Report)
Michigan Academician 2011, Spring, 40, 2
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ABSTRACT Imagine a world where courts stopped enforcing contracts. There would be a complete breakdown in commerce. Yet courts do not enforce all contracts. Contracts that are the product of fraud or duress, for example, are voidable. The law must strike a balance between protecting legitimate expectations and policing against contract wrongdoing.
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