Kelly v. Israel

This case was commenced November 7, 1924, to reform a land contract dated October 1, 1924, by inserting a clause requiring the payment of six per cent, interest on the deferred payments mentioned therein. The trial judge granted the relief prayed unless defendant elected to rescind the contract. The defendant brings the case into this court by appeal, insisting there was no mutual mistake made in the execution of the contract and that the court was not justified in making the decree he did. On September 11, 1924, the defendant signed a written offer to buy the property involved here

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