Peterson v. Eldredge

HENRIOD, Justice.

Appeal from a judgment reforming a written real estate contract to correspond with the intentions of the parties as to a boundary line, the legal description of which plaintiff sellers alleged to be erroneous because of mutual mistake of fact. The judgment reforming the contract is affirmed, each party to bear his own costs on appeal.

In 1935, plaintiff Peterson’s mother bought a 2-story home situate in Salt Lake City on the corner of 7th Avenue and “D” Street, respectively south and west of the property, *98whose legal description called for a depth of 101 feet. In 1938 she…