Kitchen and Bath Inc., an experienced contractor, requested a bid from a marble and stone supplier to complete a high$-$end kitchen renovation project. When responding to the bid, the marble supplier made a clerical error, and offered $$20,000$ worth of marble countertop and tile for only $$2,000.$ Kitchen and Bath, Inc. accepted the offer by e$-$mail. If this situation turns into a legal dispute,

Multiple Choice

the court is likely to find that this was a mutual mistake $($because both parties were wrong$)$ and order the parties to negotiate a fair deal.

the court is likely to find that this was a bilateral mistake and will enforce the agreement because the stone supplier should have been more careful in responding to the request.

the court is likely to find that this was a unilateral mistake but will not enforce the agreement because Kitchen and Bath, Inc. knew $($or should have known$)$ that the substantially reduced price was a mistake.

the court will likely find that this was a mutual unilateral mistake and find that there was no valid contract because $$2,000$ is not sufficient consideration for $$40,000$ worth of stone and tile.