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CIVIL - Motion for Relief from Judgment; Civ.R. 60(B); abuse of discretion; settlement agreement; mutual mistake; unilateral mistake; fraud; conflict of interest; Ohio Rules of Professional Conduct 1.7
... asset purchase agreement on grounds of mistake.2 In so doing, the Court of Chancery added color t... to a best-efforts obligation because of mutual mistake or unilateral mistake.18 The Court of Chan...
The trial court did not err in denying the motion for relief from judgment pursuant to Civ.R. 60(B)(1) and (5). divorce, separation and property settlement agreement, mutual mistake, unilateral mistake
CONTRACTS - Civ.R. 56; summary judgment; unilateral mistake; mutual mistake.
The remedies discussed above provide parties and tribunals alternatives to monetary relief allowing the contracting process to continue with as little interruption as possible. [...] the authority to grant such remedies aids the tribunals in maintaining judicial efficiency and economy and provides relief to complaining parties at the lowest level.
... officers attempt to settle claims through mutual negotiation.4 Yet, not all disputes find resolutio... a contract when there has been a unilateral mistake, mutual mistake, or when a contract violat...
... for minor changes that might be mutually acceptable and the faster I have that final ... absent fraud, duress, undue influence, or mistake; (3) the presumption (found by the court not to ha... due to accident, mutual mistake, or unilateral mistake coupled with inequitable conduct by the ot...
... of the contract based on four theories ? mutual mistake, unilateral mistake, duress, and unconscio...
... voidable because UCT bore the risk of any mistake. The district court awarded HealthEast the full se... rescinded the settlement based on its unilateral mistake. . Under Minnesota law, rescission of a co... mistake is ordinarily founded on either mutual mistake or a "mistake by one [party] induced or co...
... parties; and (3) this failure was due to a mutual mistake of the parties, or a unilateral mistake ac...
Contracts: Trial court did not err granting summary judgment to specifically enforce a real estate sales contract; parties intent is presumed to be found in language of contract; parole evidence of oral agreement may be allowed to show existence of condition precedent, but not if that condition contradicts express written language of the contract; appellant did not carry her burden on summary judgment to show either mutual or unilateral mistake.
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