Identify Defenses To Contract Enforcement Practice Test

A contract may be voided for unilateral mistake only when: the non-mistaken party knew or should have known of the mistake, or when enforcement would be unconscionable, and the mistake concerns a material fact (not merely a judgment or prediction).

Unilateral mistake is a defense only when the mistake involved more than $10,000.

Unilateral mistake is never a defense to contract enforcement under common law.

A contract may always be voided if one party made any mistake in entering the contract.