Utah Mutual Mistake is an unintentional mistake, made by both parties to a contract, which can nullify the contract. The mistake must be substantial and material in nature, and the parties must be unaware of the mistake at the time of contract formation. There are two types of Utah Mutual Mistake: common or mutual mistake, and unilateral mistake. Common or mutual mistake occurs when both parties to the contract are mistaken in the same way, and the mistake is so serious that it would have affected the agreement if it had been known. Unilateral mistake occurs when only one party to the contract is mistaken and the mistake is so serious that it would have affected the agreement if it had been known.
Utah Mutual Mistake is an unintentional mistake, made by both parties to a contract, which can nullify the contract. The mistake must be substantial and material in nature, and the parties must be unaware of the mistake at the time of contract formation. There are two types of Utah Mutual Mistake: common or mutual mistake, and unilateral mistake. Common or mutual mistake occurs when both parties to the contract are mistaken in the same way, and the mistake is so serious that it would have affected the agreement if it had been known. Unilateral mistake occurs when only one party to the contract is mistaken and the mistake is so serious that it would have affected the agreement if it had been known.