...Ene. Law, 720; 1 Ping. Chat Mortg. § 269; 2 Warv. Vend. p. 801. It is said, in Pom. Eq. Jur. § 1376: "Equity has jurisdiction to reform written instruments...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. In such cases the instrument may be made to conform to the agreement or transaction entered into, according...

...that is, when there lias been a meeting of minds, an agreement actually entered into, butthecontract, deed, settlement, or other instrument, in its written...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. In such, cases the instrument may be made to conform to the agreement or transaction entered into according...

...unilateral mistake the remedy is rescission. But a court of equity will reform a contract in the case of a mistake of one party accompanied by fraud or other inequitable conduct of the other party. 4 Pomeroy's Eq. Juris. (3d Ed.) § 1376." . See, also, Story on Eq. Juris. § 151, quoted...

...in its written form, does not express what was really intended by the parties thereto ; and, second, where there has been a mistake of one party, accompanied...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. In such cases, the instrument may be made to conform to the agreement or transaction entered into,...

...stipulation, contrary to the intention of both parties, and unde'r a mutual mistake; and (2) where there ha« been a mistake of one party, accompanied by fraud...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. But so great and obvious is thedangerof permitting the solemn engagements of parties, when reduced...

...case a reformation should be granted. The relief was granted in the application of the rule that the mistake of one party, accompanied by fraud or other Inequitable conduct of the other party, may be good ground for the reformation of a written instrument, and Pomeroy's statement...

...Equity has jurisdiction to reform written instruments, first, where there is a mutual mistake; second, where there has been a mistake of one party accompanied...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. Jackson v. Magbee. 21 Ma. 622; Kilmer v. Smith, 77 NY 226; Albany Sav. Inst. v. Burdick, 87 NY 40;...

...in its written form does not express what was really intended by the parties thereto; and, second, where there has been a mistake of one party, accompanied...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. In such cases the instrument maybe made to conform to the agreement or transaction entered into according...

...insertion of a material stipulation, contrary to the intention of both parties, and under a mutual mistake; and (2) where there has been a mistake of one party,...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. But so great and obvious is the danger of permitting the solemn engagements of parties, when reduced...

...insertion of a material stipulation, contrary to the intention of both parties, and under a mutual mistake; and (2) where there has been a mistake of one party...other inequitable conduct of the remaining parties. But so great and obvious is the danger of permitting the solemn engagements of parties, when reduced...