Where a party claims that an agreement is improperly recorded, that party may ask the court
A) to set aside the contract.
B) interpret the provisions of the contract.
C) to re- write the contract.
D) to compensate it for any loss suffered.
E) for rectification of the contract.

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Rectification of a contract refers to the court ordering that the written agreement be corrected to reflect the true intentions of the parties at the time the contract was made. This is often done when there has been a mistake, such as a typo or incorrect provision being included in the written agreement. Rectification allows the parties to enforce the true terms of their agreement and avoid any unintended consequences.

Where a Party Claims That an Agreement Is Improperly Recorded