Squires v. Woodbury

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• stating that one who signs a written contract is bound by its terms, in absence of fraud, undue influence, or mutual mistake as to its contents, regardless of a person’s failure to read and understand its terms
• if a person cannot read an instrument due to poor eyesight it is as much a duty to procure some reliable person to read and explain it before it is signed as it would be to read it before signing, if able to do so

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