Thalman v. Martin

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• holding party was entitled to equitable remedy of reformation of deed when parties had reached agreement, but deeds did not reflect the true agreement because of mutual mistake
• party entitled to reformation when an agreement has been reached but the writing does not reflect parties' true agreement because of mutual mistake
• parties “are entitled to the equitable remedy of reformation of their deed upon proving (1) they had reached an agreement ,.. but (2) the [document] did not reflect the true agreement because of a mutual mistake”

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