Where a party inadvertently uses the wrong words in stating the terms of a contract,and another party enters into the contract,the court may set aside the contract if a reasonable bystander would conclude that the party had made a mistake.

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This statement is true. It refers to the legal principle of mistake in contract law, where if one party makes a mistake in the terms of a contract and the other party accepts the contract, the court may set it aside if it is deemed reasonable for the mistaken party to have made the error and for the other party to have been aware of the mistake.

Where a Party Inadvertently Uses the Wrong Words in Stating