As discussed in the case in the text, Hicks v$.$ Sparks, $2014$ Del. LEXIS $142($Del$.$ Sup. Ct$.2014),$ a person who is harmed by a mutual mistake cannot avoid that contract if he is considered to bear the risk of mistake. Which of the following statements is true?

The adversely affected party does not bear the risk of mistake when he contracts with conscious awareness that he has limited information about a fact.

A buyer is not considered to have accepted the risk when he accepts property $$as is$.$

A person who is harmed by the mistake can avoid the contract on the basis of mutual mistake even if he is considered to bear the risk of mistake.

Courts have the power to allocate risk of a mistake on the adversely affected person whenever it is reasonable under the circumstances to do so$.$