Question

10 multiple choice 1 point if edmund and kaylin have a writing mistakenly showing a sale and purchase of goods for $10,000 when the price should have been $1,000, a court will: enforce the agreement, relying on oral testimony to determine the correct price. only enforce the agreement as written. not hear the case unless both parties are merchants. not enforce the agreement since the writing did not reflect a meeting of the minds of the parties.

Explanation:

In contract law, when there is a mutual mistake in a written contract (here, the price), courts can consider parol evidence (oral testimony) to correct the mistake and enforce the agreement as intended. The Statute of Frauds allows for such correction when there's clear evidence of the mistake.

Answer:

enforce the agreement, relying on oral testimony to determine the correct price.