If a party accidentally puts in a contract that a house is to sell for $20,000, when it should have said $200,000, the contract is enforceable if both parties signed it.

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This is a case of mutual mistake, where both parties were mistaken about the terms of the contract. In such cases, the contract is not enforceable, and the mistake can be corrected by the court or through negotiation between the parties.

If a Party Accidentally Puts in a Contract That a House