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Unjust enrichment Choose... Unconscionable transaction Choose... Undue influence Choose... Shared mistake Choose... Unilateral mistake Choose... Choose... a mistake made by only one of the parties about the terms of a contract. a windfall that one party to a contract stands to make at the expense of the other. E the same mistake made by both parties to a contract. an equitable principle allowing courts to set aside a contract in which a party in a superior bargaining position took advantage of the other party and the consideration was grossly unfair pressure from a dominant, trusted person that makes it impossible for a party to bargain the terms of a contract freely.Collateral contract Caveat emptor the thing or benet that is transferred in an assignment; intangible personal property, such as a claim or the right to sue. Chose in the transfer of rights under a contract to another party. action a separate contractual obligation that can stand alone, independent of the written contract. Clean absence of wrongdoing on the part of a person seeking an equitable remedy. hands 'Iet the buyer beware'; a principle that the purchaser must examine, judge, and test for herself. Assignment Choose