Mistake constitutes a defense to a contract when the mistake is a…

Question Answered step-by-step Mistake constitutes a defense to a contract when the mistake is a… Mistake constitutes a defense to a contract when the mistake is a unilateral mistake as to value. True False 2. A court will find a contract to be unconscionable if you over paid for something by at least $500. True False 3. An accord and satisifaction relieves a party of the unpaid balance of a debt if the debt is disputed and “payment in full” is written on the face of the check. True False  4. A provision in a 5 year lease that it will be come null and void in the event the zoning laws change in the next three years is an example of a condition subsequent. True False  5. A quasi contract is one the courts can create if a party has been unjustly enriched.  True False   Business Management Business Law BUS 103 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)