Rick is very old and can no longer see well enough to read. His neighbor, Emmett approaches him with an offer to buy his car. He says that he will pay twice the value of the vehicle and presents Rick with a contract to sign. Emmett says, I know that you cannot read the contract, but you can trust me that all of the terms we discussed are in the agreement. Rick agrees and signs the contract. However, the contract did not deal with the sale of the car. It was a contract to sell Rick's house at a very low price.

Question 12 options:

This is an example of the need to read every contract. Rick signed the agreement and is bound to its terms.

Undue Influence applies. It will not be binding.

Non East Factum states that Rick will likely not be held to the contract.

This is Fraudulent Misrepresentation. It will not be binding

Non Est Factum states that you must read the terms of the agreement and if you do not, you will always be bound to its terms.