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    Equity courts can reform a written agreement so that it reflects the true intentions of the contracting parties, as it would be unjust to enforce an agreement that does not match their actual understanding. The courts aim to fix mistakes or omissions in the written agreement, not create an entirely new contract. It is inequitable to enforce an agreement that does not disclose what the parties really agreed to.

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    Equity courts can reform a written agreement so that it reflects the true intentions of the contracting parties, as it would be unjust to enforce an agreement that does not match their actual understanding. The courts aim to fix mistakes or omissions in the written agreement, not create an entirely new contract. It is inequitable to enforce an agreement that does not disclose what the parties really agreed to.

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    Reformation of Instruments

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    Equity courts can reform a written agreement so that it reflects the true intentions of the contracting parties, as it would be unjust to enforce an agreement that does not match their actual understanding. The courts aim to fix mistakes or omissions in the written agreement, not create an entirely new contract. It is inequitable to enforce an agreement that does not disclose what the parties really agreed to.

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    of Instruments

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable

    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable

    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable

    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable


    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable

    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

    “Equity orders the reformation of an instrument in order that the

    intention of the contracting parties may be expressed.

    The courts do not attempt to make another contract for the parties.

    The rationale of the doctrine is that it would be unjust and inequitable

    to allow the enforcement of a written instrument which does not refl

    ect or disclose the real meeting of the minds of the parties. The rigor

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