Crosby v. Protective Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• a mistake is mutual where the clear and convincing evidence shows that both parties intended a certain thing and by mistake in the drafting did not obtain what was intended
• a mistake is mutual where the clear and convincing evidence shows that both parties intended a certain thing and by mistake in the drafting did not obtain what was intended
• “A contract may be reformed on the ground of mistake when the mistake is mutual. . . . A mistake is mutual where both parties intended a certain thing and by mistake in the drafting did not obtain what was intended.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).