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This area of law is usually a bit more nuanced than "what you wrote is the contract". If both parties thought the contract said $800 when it was signed (and if
by tomatocracy 4y ago
This area of law is usually a bit more nuanced than "what you wrote is the contract". If both parties thought the contract said $800 when it was signed (and if that could be proven...) then that might well be enough for a court to either read the contract as if it said $800, or to void it entirely.
- benj111 4y agoIf both parties thought it said $800, why are they going to court about it? A contract is an agreement between parties. Parties are free to agree to changes to the contract.
- Closi 4y agoI think they are an example, the problem here is (I believe): * Both parties (AMZ & Employer) signed up to a bonus % in the contract * There was a document that stated % was equivalent to $ which was miscalculated * Employer agreed to pay whatever the % in the contract was, employee believed they were getting the $ in the estimate.
- TomSwirly 4y ago> If both parties thought the contract said This has zero to do with the actual matter at hand, given that the people getting the raises 100% believed they were getting raises.