Voluntary consent to a contract is not lacking if one of the parties is mistaken about an important fact concerning the subject matter of the bargain.

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Swapnil Bardhan · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Voluntary consent to a contract may be considered lacking if one of the parties is mistaken about a significant fact concerning the subject matter of the bargain, as this mistake can affect the fairness and understanding of the agreement.

Voluntary consent to a contract is not lacking if one of the parties is mistaken about an important fact concerning the subject matter of the bargain.

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