LeDuc v. Florida

How courts have described this case

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• allowing an unaccepted offer to be revoked only after, among other things, a showing that it was based on a “mistake ... of such consequence that enforcement would be unconscionable”
• permitting revocation when amount of offer obviously calculated under mistake of law and defendant notified plaintiff of mistake before service of acceptance
• allowing an unaccepted offer to be revoked only after, among other things, a showing that it was based on a “mistake . . . of such consequence that enforcement would be unconscionable”
• it would be “unconscionable to allow plaintiff to take advantage” of defendant’s counsel’s mistake

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).