Typos are almost always detrimental to the validity of a contract because they cause the contract to not reflect the true agreement of the parties.

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Typos do not automatically invalidate a contract; they must be significant enough to alter the meaning or intent of the agreement. If the parties' true intentions are clear, minor typos may not affect the contract's validity.

Typos Are Almost Always Detrimental to the Validity of a Contract