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If parties to an agreement are under a mistake as to a matter of fact essential to the agreement:

A. The agreement is void

B. The agreement is voidable at the instance of both the parties

C. The agreement is binding between the parties

D. The agreement is voidable only at the instance of the party making the offer and not at the instance of the party accepting the offer

Answer: Option A

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