Legal Question in Business Law in Florida
Contract with typing error
If you have a contract and the breakdown is added incorrectly but you signed in agreement with the total and deposits are you liable for mistake
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Re: Contract with typing error
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You are liable for the full contract price. That is what you agreed to pay and will have to pay at closing. A typo does not relieve you of any responsibility.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
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