Jose visited a garage sale and found a baseball card collection which he believed was worth over $1,000. He bought the collection for $50.00 from Wanda. Later Jose discovered the collection was essentially worthless and demands his money back from Wanda. Must Wanda refund Jose's money?
A) No, the contract is enforceable because Jose was operating under a unilateral mistake and Wanda did not know the value of the cards.
B) Yes, the contract is enforceable because Jose made a unilateral mistake of fact.
C) Yes, the contract is enforceable because of mutual mistake of fact.
D) No, the contract is enforceable because of mutual mistake of value.
A
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