Builders Inc., an experienced contractor, requested a bid from a supplier for lumber needed to complete a project. When responding to the bid, the supplier made a clerical error, and offered $$30,000$ worth of lumber for $$3,000.$ Builders sent an e$-$mail accepting the offer. If this situation turns into a legal dispute,

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the Court is likely to find that this is a unilateral mistake. However, since Builders knew $($or should have known$)$ that there was a mistake, the supplier will not be held to the $$3,000$ quote.

the Court will find there is no valid contract because the $$3,000$ is not sufficient consideration for $$30,000$ worth of lumber. This is a mutual unilateral mistake.

the Court will enforce the agreement. The supplier should have been more careful in responding to the bid. This is a bilateral mistake.

the Court is likely to find that this is a mutual mistake; both parties are wrong. The Court will order the parties to negotiate a fair deal.