DSP Venture Group, Inc. v. Allen

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• stating that such criteria include when the effect of the mistake makes the enforcement of the contract unconscionable or that the other party either knew of the mistake or actually caused the mistake
• the language of a contract governs “unless the written language is not susceptible of a clear and definite under[standing], or unless there is fraud, duress, or mutual mistake”
• the lan-. guage of a contract governs “unless the written language is not susceptible of a clear and definite understanding], or unless there is fraud, duress, or mutual mistake”

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