Gouge v. McNamara

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• issues not stated in an appellate brief are deemed to be waived or abandoned
• “[C]ourts of equity have jurisdiction to 1 They later withdrew the demand, without comment. 5 relieve parties against the consequences of mutual mistake of fact, and to grant reformation in case of such a mistake.”
• “Clear and convincing proof of the grounds for reformation is required to help ensure a court granting reformation is merely changing the terms of a written document to reflect the agreement of the parties and not making a new agreement.”

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